How to set up Pureftpd.conf
This article mainly introduces how to set Pureftpd.conf. The article is very detailed and has certain reference value. Interested friends must read it!
pure-ftpd.conf settings
* Last time, we copied the default settings file (pure-ftpd.conf) of PureFTPD
The file is located in/usr/local/etc. Actually, I can do anything, but I'm used to it. Recommend copying again
One is called pure-ftpd.xxx.conf(if you want to run multiple ftpd, the xxx part can be from
Replace by the name you want. It's convenient). Start editing pure-ftpd.xxx.conf.
#vim pure-ftpd.xxx.conf (see what editor you prefer. Choose yourself)
####pure-ftpd.xxx.conf#######
ChrootEveryone yes
TrustedGID 50
#Both of these should be used together
BrokenClientsCompatibility no
MaxClientsNumber 999
#*** Number of links
Daemonize yes
#Fork in background
MaxClientsPerIP 5
#Maximum number of links per IP
VerboseLog no
Do you want to log all client commands?
DisplayDotFiles no
#Show the first file
AnonymousOnly no
#Whether to allow anonymous login only
NoAnonymous yes
No anonymous login
SyslogFacility ftp
DontResolve yes
#Do not reverse interpret client IP
MaxIdleTime 5
#*** Idle time
PureDB /ftp/etc/pureftpd.pdb
#DB storage location for user data [since I am using PureFTPD built-in DB. This option is inherent]
UnixAuthentication yes
#If you want to have simple Unix(/etc/passwd) authentication
LimitRecursion 1000 3
#ls lists up to 1000 files. The deepest 3 layers
MaxLoad 4
#When system load exceeds 4. Users will no longer be able to download
AntiWarez no
#Uploaded file cannot be downloaded (owner is ftp). Wait until local admin confirms
Bind 21
#Which IP/port to bind
#Format->; 127.0.0.1 If only write port table All ip,port
Umask 133:022
#Upload file Umask. (;:;)
MinUID 1000
# UID How much does it take to log in
AllowUserFXP yes
No support for FXP
ProhibitDotFilesWrite no
ProhibitDotFilesRead no
#. Can the first file be read and written?
AutoRename no
#Upload files with the same file name automatically renamed (file.1, file.2...)
TrustedIP 10.1.1.1
#Lock IP.
AltLog stats:/ftp/etc/log/pureftpd.log
#Log Storage Location
NoChmod yes
#Do not give permission to Chmod directive
KeepAllFiles yes
#Users can continue. But files cannot be deleted
CreateHomeDir no
#If the user's home does not exist automatically
PIDFile /ftp/etc/log/pure-ftpd.pid
#Record PID file of pure-ftpd
Quota 1000:10
#;
CallUploadScript yes
#Call UploadScript
MaxDiskUsage 99
#How much hard disk usage will stop uploading
NoRename yes
#Do not change the file name
PerUserLimits 3:20
#
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