anon_root=/srv/mirror/public_html # set this to the doc root of the mirror

#these are only needed if you have a non connection tracking FW for passive FTP to work reliably - if you have no firewall in front of the server and dont use NAT this likely shouldn't be needed

pasv_max_port=51000

pasv_min_port=50000

port_enable=YES

pasv_address=<PUBLIC IP>

Kind regards,
Anthony Somerset

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On 8 Jun 2013, at 16:29, Neil Aggarwal <neil@JAMMConsulting.com> wrote:

Hello:

I am setting up a CentOS mirror.
I am using CentOS 6.4 on my machine.

I am looking at options for setting up FTP.
I have used vsftpd in the past, but I would like to set it
up to serve files without requiring a login and I am not
seeing that in the documentation.

What FTP server are people using on their mirrors?

Thanks,
Neil

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