IntroductionIntroduction
  InstallingInstalling
    <Windows>Windows<Windows>Windows
    <Unix>Unix<Unix>Unix
    <Starting the server>Starting the server<Starting the server>Starting the server
    <Directory structure>Directory structure<Directory structure>Directory structure
    <Standard server>Standard server<Standard server>Standard server
    <Secure server>Secure server<Secure server>Secure server
    <User's home pages>User's home pages<User's home pages>User's home pages
    <FTP server>FTP server<FTP server>FTP server
    <Proxy server>Proxy server<Proxy server>Proxy server
  HandlingHandling
  Virtual serversVirtual servers
  ModulesModules
  FilesystemsFilesystems
  RXML tagsRXML tags
  GraphicsGraphics
  ProxyProxy
  Miscellaneous modulesMiscellaneous modules
  Security considerationsSecurity considerations
  ScriptingScripting
  DatabasesDatabases
  LDAPLDAP
  IntraSeekIntraSeek
  LogViewLogView
  FrontPageFrontPage
  UpgradingUpgrading
  Third party extensionsThird party extensions
  PortabilityPortability
  Reporting bugsReporting bugs
  AppendixAppendix
 
FTP server

Classic FTP server.

  1. Create a virtual server using the "FTP server" type.

  2. Configure the modules.

    • Filesystem - Search path: Fill in the location, in the "normal" file system, where the files should be stored.

      Example: /usr/ftp/

  3. Configure the Server variables.

    • Configure a port. The default port when using the FTP protocol is 21.

  4. Click Save to save the server configuration on disk. The server will also try opening the port. You will be asked if the chosen URL for the site is correct. If you want to use another port than 80, you probably need to alter this.
    Note: Ports below 1024 can only be used if the server is run, or at least started, as root.