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Hello Experts, I need to setup a FTP server, using linux OS. I am not sure which Distro I should use. I am looking for a Small and secured distro. ...
  1. 12-15-2010 #1
    deepaksurya
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    Choose linux for FTP SERVER

    Hello Experts,

    I need to setup a FTP server, using linux OS.
    I am not sure which Distro I should use.
    I am looking for a Small and secured distro.
    please suggest me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deepaksurya View Post
    Hello Experts,

    I need to setup a FTP server, using linux OS.
    I am not sure which Distro I should use.
    I am looking for a Small and secured distro.
    please suggest me.
    Hi
    vsftpd 2.0.5 is the most secured and fast FTP server. You can use it on CentOS (RHEL clone) distribution.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lystor View Post
    Hi
    vsftpd 2.0.5 is the most secured and fast FTP server. You can use it on CentOS (RHEL clone) distribution.
    I have a question: How can an open source system be secure?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MakiMaki View Post
    I have a question: How can an open source system be secure?
    Well In that case please suggest me which distro can I use for setting up a FTP server.
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    CentOS has already been suggested above. Its based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux which is one of the most highly regarded distributions in the Enterprise. You can also try Debian or Ubuntu.
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