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I have vsftp running and apache, etc. I want to FTP from my XPPro laptop to my SUSE server (networked). I want to be able to FTP from Filezilla initially ...
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    vsftp on SUSE10.2

    I have vsftp running and apache, etc.

    I want to FTP from my XPPro laptop to my SUSE server (networked). I want to be able to FTP from Filezilla initially and then Dreamweaver.

    Thing is how do I configure either vsftp and/or apache so that I can FTP to the appropriate apache directory holding my website at srv/htdocs/mysite/?

    I would need to know how to FTP to other site folders on the same apache. How do I set this up

    Thanks.

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    Another user had a similar question:

    http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/sus...d=1#post453620

    Here is how you get the vsftpd setup and running on 10.2.

    First, start up your vsftpd daemon:
    ehud:~ # /etc/init.d/vsftpd start
    Starting vsftpd done
    ehud:~ #

    Next, open the firewall through YaST so external users can connect:
    YaST --> Security --> Firewall --> Allowed Services --> Advanced --> TCP Port - add "21" --> OK --> Accept

    Create user IDs for your external users.


    If you want vsftpd to start at boot time, do this also through YaST:
    YaST --> System --> System Services (Runlevel) --> vsftpd --> Enable --> Finish



    I haven't used Dreamweaver for years, but you will probably have to setup the path to where your files are stored.

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    What ever user you log in as just needs to have read/write access to the directory that contains your files (/srv/htdocs/mysite/)

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    Oh yeah... and this is how to stop vsftpd:

    ehud:~ # /etc/init.d/vsftpd stop
    Shutting down vsftpd done
    ehud:~ #

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