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Hi ! Everyone ,
Can anybody tell me how can I share my own directory by ftp server ? I am using RHEL 5 & Fedora Core 8.Support I create a dir /rahul.I want to share it by ftp server.Tell me entrie process.
Regards,
Rahul Kumar
Your distro may have a wizard for adding shares. If not, look at the manpages for nfs, exports and mount.nfs. You configure the nfs server with the /etc/exports file. The nfs manpage will describe the /etc/fstab entry format for the clients.
Here is an example from my desktop:
Dear ! Jschiwal,
Plz read first the question carefully.I want to ask how can i share /rahul dir. by ftp server.u are telling me how to share dir by NFS server ?
Regards,
Rahul Kumar
rahuldevalone - I'm sure Jschiwal read your question carefully. The problem is that you ask for two different things, so to answer, one must be ignored. FTP != Sharing.
open the file /etc/passwd with your favorate editor and change the path of directory of ftp user. Actually ftp user default path is /var/ftp. Remove this path and replace your own path.
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