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Now create the userX account: $ sudo useradd -g sftpusers -d /incoming -s /sbin/nologin userX The top level directories like this: $ ls -ld /sftp /sftp/guestuserĭrwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Dec 28 23:49 /sftpĭrwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Dec 28 23:49 /sftp/guestuserĭon't forget to restart the sshd server: $ sudo service sshd restart $ sudo mkdir -p /sftp/userX/ĭrwxr-xr-x 2 guestuser sftpusers 4096 Dec 28 23:49 /sftp/guestuser/incomingĭrwxr-xr-x 2 guestuser sftpusers 4096 Dec 28 23:49 /sftp/guestuser/outgoing Now you'll need to make the chrooted directory tree where this user will get locked into. Add the following lines at the end of /etc/ssh/sshd_config # You want to put only certain users (i.e users who belongs to sftpusers group) in the chroot jail environment. Make these changes to your /etc/ssh/sshd_config file.
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The steps are covered here in this tutorial titled: How to Setup Chroot SFTP in Linux (Allow Only SFTP, not SSH). If on the other hand you want to limit this user to a designated directory, the SFTP server included with SSH (openssh) provides a configuration that makes this easy to enable too. When you're done with the account: $ sudo userdel -r userX If sshd isn't already running: $ /etc/init.d/sshd start I say it's pain free because you literally just have to make the account and make sure that the firewall allows SSH traffic, make sure SSH the service is running, and you're pretty much done. The CentOS wiki maintains a simple howto titled: Simple SFTP setup that makes this pretty pain free. If you don't have a FTP server setup, and you trust the user that will be logging in, not to go poking around your server too much, I'd be inclined to give them an account to SFTP into the system instead. For example, a user could connect by typing in.
In order for others users to connect, you would need to provide them with the hostname you created on No-IP.
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Users can now connect to your server with the username and password you set on your FTP server.
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This will remove the need for they Dynamic Update Client. Some devices that include No-IP for Dynamic DNS can be Routers or Camera systems. You can see if a device at your network supports for Dynamic DNS updates. This client will check your IP address every 5 minutes and if your IP has changed, it will automatically update that your hostname with No-IP. This client will need to be running at all times at the network’s location.
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You can download our free Dynamic Update Client. If you have a Dynamic IP address you will need to configure a way to keep No-IP up to date with your changing IP address. If you are unsure how to port forward you can review our General Port Forwarding guide. You will need to open and forward port 21 on your router and any firewall you might use. Once the user has been created you can enable the account, as well as set a password for the user(s) you have created under the “Account Settings”, in the “General” sidebar. Enter the username you would like and select the group the user should be assigned to. Once the group has been created you will need to create a user by going to “Edit”, then “Users”, then “Add”. You can now create a group name and set the group permissions. To configure the groups in the FileZilla Server go to “Edit”, then “Groups”, then click “Add” under the group window.
Once started you can now configure the FTP Server with different groups for the users. If you would like to set an administrative password, enter one now and click “OK”. Once installed, the FileZilla server should open. If you do decide to change the port, make sure it is an uncommon port, generally 1024-65535. I recommend leaving it at the standard port 14147. You will see an option to choose what port the admin interface for FileZilla server should list.
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You will need to install the FileZilla server on your computer. You’ll first need to download the FileZilla server. There are a few different choices you can use to create an FTP server, but in this guide, we will use FileZilla, which is free.
Once you have created a hostname on No-IP you will need to download and run an FTP server. If you do not already have an account, you will need to create an account by following the steps in our Getting Started guide. You can create and use a hostname with No-IP to run an FTP server. FTP or File Transfer Protocol servers allow you to share or host data on your computer that might be too large to transfer through an email.
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