how do i set up and FTP server on debian??
how do i set up and FTP server on debian??
Hmmm I searched for "setup ftp server on debian" the first link has loads of screen shots and then towards the bottom has a section on an ftp server. I personaly dont use debian but I generaly find google has most answers available "when you want them" rather than waiting for someone to tell you.
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dont know much about debian, but i use http://www.proftpd.org/ with my redhat servers also not sure if debian comes with/or somthing like it but you may also want to get screen installed.
also might want to look here
http://proftpd.linux.co.uk/localsite...tpoverssh.html
not sure what in it as it took ages to load but should be of some help
i have screen installed![]()
Pure FTPD is very good. There is a package for it in Debian.
http://www.pureftpd.org
apt-get install pure-ftpd
Cheers, Dan
Can I suggest that you may be in the wrong business; renting Linux based game server if you can not setup ftp with out help. How are you going to possibly support it when one of your customers screws their ftp up big time? Using hotmail for a business e-mail address also come across highly unprofessional.
This is not to be mean, but I see loads of small game host startup and when something goes wrong they are well and truly screwed as they don’t know how to solve even the common problems..
It just ends up being bad for the industry as a whole.. Prehaps do some more reaserch, rent a dedicated server lean what everything does, then give it ago.
As somone else said, Google is your friend!
tbh i admire him for trying linux, most kids go with windows. Infact he may allready have about 20 windows servers and is just trying out linux to do exactly what you just said![]()
http://www.debianhowto.de/howtos/en/...c_proftpd.html
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yep i only started a while back, thanks for the advice. The hotmail address is gonno change soon anyway. And anyway i already have 7 dedicated windows servers and thanks for your concern but im makin plenty on this, so if it is alright with you i might give linux a go.Originally Posted by Scott
You might want to read "The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000" as any website in the UK selling products should have the address shown on the website.Originally Posted by gservs
http://www.hmso.gov.uk/si/si2000/20002334.htm
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But not acted upon - You do realise you can be prosecuted for it?Originally Posted by gservs
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oh okOriginally Posted by Karl
How about if your address is a PO Box - is that against regulations ?
I wouldn't have thought so - as you can't 'hide' behind a Royal Mail PO box.
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