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The installation and configuration of proftpd FTP Server under RedHat Linux

The proftpd server verification
The proftpd server installation
The proftpd server configuration

The proftpd server verification

First of all it is necessary to check if proftpd server is installed and if has IPv6 support.. The best way is to use a specific command from the super user mode:

proftpd -V

In the "configure" section there shoud be an "--enable-ipv6" option. In the "Features" section there should be found "+ IPv6 support".  There is even information about the main configuration file named proftpd.conf (the "Configuration File" section). If this command returns an answer about not finding such command, install the proftpd server.

The proftpd server installation

Enter from command line of the super user:

yum install proftpd

The instalation from the system repositories includes an "--enable-ipv6" parameter by default. In this case installed application has IPv6 support (it is possible to communicate using this protocol).

The proftpd server configuration

The main configuration is located in /etc/proftpd.conf by default.

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