If the user’s password should be changed at a later date, simply switch back to this directory ( /etc/proftpd/ ) and run the same command again. In the following example I create the user “ tutorials“ with home directory /var/sudo ftpasswd -passwd -name tutorials -gid 33 -uid 33 -home /var/www/ -shell /bin/false For this purpose we first change once the directory. Therefore we create a new virtual user with access to a specified path. We choose “standalone” (see image).īasically, here it would be already done, but with this configuration each user has access to his own home directory (for example /home/ pi). While installing it will ask how ProFTP should be started. All B/B+ models (including the Raspberry Pi Model 2B / 3) have a 100 Mbit ethernet port, which allows fast data transfer rates.įirst of all you need to install the server package. Alternatively you can also use an external hdd ( US / UK). If you want to use the Pi as a network mass storage you should have enough empty space. You will be able to access the whole sd card ( US / UK). However this tutorial is not only for web server but can also be used for easy file transfer between Raspberry Pi and your PC. Such a server is very useful if you use your Pi as a web server or even if you want to have a network storage, which can also be accessed outside of your network if an DNS server is installed.
For uploading files on a Raspberry Pi you should install a FTP server.
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