vsftpd - Very Secure FTP Daemon

Linux Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples

∟vsftpd - Very Secure FTP Daemon

This chapter provides introductions and tutorial examples about 'vsftpd' - Very Secure FTP Daemon. Topics include installing vsftpd; configuring vsftpd for local user access; testing FTP access locally and remotely; enabling FTP over SSL/TLS to secure connections.

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Functions Are Objects of the "Function" Type

Using the Function Constructor

Function Object Inherited Properties and Methods

Function Object Instance Properties

Creating Function Objects with "function" Statements

Creating Function Objects with the "function" Operator

Comparing 3 Ways of Creating Functions

Takeaways:

'vsftpd' (Very Secure FTP Daemon) is popular FTP server for Linux systems.
You can configure 'vsftpd' to allow local users to access the FTP server and upload/download files in their home directories.
You can configure 'vsftpd' to support FTP over SSL/TLS to secure FTP connections.