How to enable Passive ftp in Pure FTPD
August 11th, 2009
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For users that are behind a firewall it might be required that you enable passive ftp in your ftp server and client.
While enabling passive ftp in your ftp client is simple, doing so in your ftp server configuration files might be a bit tricky if you don’t know what you are doing.
This tutorial will cover Pure-FTPd, the ftp server used on most cPanel powered servers.
Here are the steps that you will have to fallow so that you enable passive FTP.
- Login to your server using a ssh client
- Open the Pure-FTPd configuration file in your favorite editor (I always use nano)
# nano /etc/pure-ftpd.conf
- Uncomment the line that starts with PassivePortRange and add:
PassivePortRange 61001 65535
- Restart Pure-FTPd with the command:
# service pure-ftpd restart
- If you use a firewall don’t forget to allow inbound connections on the newly added ports
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One Comment to “How to enable Passive ftp in Pure FTPD”
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