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PureFTPd Manager is a simple Cocoa frontend to PureFTPd, 'a free (BSD), secure, production-quality and standard-conformant FTP server based upon Troll-FTPd', for Mac OS X. Monday, 26 October 2009 PureFTPd Manager now runs on 10.6. Feb 23, 2003 Cabbage: I think you may be referring to the FTP daemon included with Mac OS X Server 10.2, though I'm not sure. The daemon included with my Mac OS X 10.2.3 (non-server) is lukemftpd which, while I'm sure it's a great piece of work in and of itself, isn't properly documented or implimented as far as I can tell.
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*App name: pure-ftpd
*App description: Secure and efficient FTP server
*App website: http://www.pureftpd.org/Install the App
*Press Command+Space and type Terminal and press enter/return key.
*Run in Terminal app:ruby -e '$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)' < /dev/null 2> /dev/nulland press enter/return key. If the screen prompts you to enter a password, please enter your Mac's user password to continue. When you type the password, it won't be displayed on screen, but the system would accept it. So just type your password and press ENTER/RETURN key. Then wait for the command to finish.
*Run:brew install pure-ftpd
Done! You can now use pure-ftpd.Similar Software for Mac Let's start by downloading Pure-FTPd [548KB download]. Expand the archive. In the terminal, cd into the pure-ftpd folder that was just created. Before you compile it, take a look at the README file inside that folder and scroll down to ADVANCED COMPILATION. Read about the different options you have to build your pure-ftpd server. To be able to create virtual users (users with no OS X accounts), compile it using --with-puredbPureftpd Manager For Mac Os X 10 13 Download. If the options sound too complicated, don't worry, just configure it using --with-everything, and you'll build a server with almost all available features. In your terminal, enter ./configure --with-everything. When this step is done, type sudo make install-strip to install it.Pureftpd ManagerCreating the ftp user To use puredb as your authentication method and to create virtual users, you must first create one ftp user in your system: Now create the user's home folder by typing mkdir /Users/ftpfolder, and set the ownership for it: If you leave the home folder like this, without copying the template /System/Library/User Template/English.lproj, the FTP user won't show in your login window with the rest of the users. Let's give credit to the author of this hint for the previous steps... Pureftpd Manager For Mac Os X 10 11Running pure-ftpd with xinetd If pure-ftpd will be launched by xinetd when an FTP connection is established, then you must configure the /etc/xinetd.d/ftp configuration file. Here is my configuration: Here's a description of the various settings on server_args and elsewhere:
*-l -- Defines puredb as the authentication method and gives the server the location of the database.
*-A -- chroot everyone (Users cannot navigate out of their home folder. Read the man pages for pure-pw, so you can chroot individual users without having to chroot everyone)
*-C -- Maximun number of connections from one single IP. Assign a number according to your needs.
*-E -- No anonymous logins. Only users you create can connect.
*-j -- This is a cool feature. When a user establishes his or her first connection, if there is not a home folder for this user, the home folder is created automatically.
*-p -- For passive mode, I like to define just a few ports
*-P -- This is the host name or IP of your server, so the client can connect to retrieve data through the above specified ports once the connection has been established through port 21.
*#flags -- I could not connect to my ftp server while this flag was enabled. Therefore, I commented it out.Creating virtual usersPureftpd Manager For Mac Os X El Capitan Let's create our first virtual user, whose name is Joe: Enter your administrator password, and then enter the password for the user you're creating (you'll be prompted twice for it). Now you must rebuild the database for puredb to your server recognizes the new user: For more examples, and a complete guide to creating virtual users, check out this section of the Pure-FTPd website.Restart xinetd Type sudo kill -HUP 'cat /var/run/xinetd.pid' to have your changes take effect. Connect to your server with this newly created user name and password. Horizon For Mac Note: Check the Pureftpd Manager For Mac Os Xman pages to run pure-ftpd in daemon mode without xinetd.
