Configuring FTP in Ubuntu - Part 1
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Hey i cant run applications with putty or can i? if so how do i run applications?
Nandootje123 1 week ago
@afonso360 It's only a simple FTP server.. you can pretty much use any OS for an FTP server :)
thrillcode 1 week ago
why not use ubuntu server
afonso360 5 months ago
Connection attempt failed with "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server".
maw88ify 5 months ago
@Fulano2000 you need to really readup on unix file permissions. Remember this isn't windows! I would look at umasks, chmod, and FILE PERMISSIONS! Basically it works like this. Ever file/directory has an owner, they belong to group, if you belong to the same group and they have configured permission for you to access that file or directory you can either read it, browse or execute, or write to it. I know I have missed a ton of stuff but you kinda get the idea. BTW this guy should be using umasks.
chucknorris687 11 months ago
awesome, very, very helpful. Learned some valuable best practices besides setting up the FTP, Thanks!
thebiketube 1 year ago
no such file or directory
Fulano2000 1 year ago
you lost me with the 1 2 3 4 5 6 stufff
Fulano2000 1 year ago