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by Andrew Johnstone
Posts Tagged ‘FTP’
Setting up an FTP Server with ProFTPD on EC2
In: Linux
17 Jul 2010It’s very rare that I setup FTP servers on our production environments and always forget parts of the configuration, so figured I would list it here. Active and Passive FTP There are two types of modes active and passive FTP, using normal or passive FTP, a client initiates a session by sending a request to [...]
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