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--- internet_server [2025/01/19 03:39] – 1211112228
+++ internet_server [2025/01/19 03:49] (current) – [Installation of FTP Server] 1211112228
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 Login As Root
   * Use ''su --login'' then update and upgrade Debian using command ''apt update && apt upgrade''
-  su [-][-]login
+  su --login
   apt update && apt upgrade
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 Next, we are going to install a database. Here we going to install maria database.
-  * Use ''sudo apt install mariadb-server mariadb-client''{{ :jep2.png?400 |}}
+  sudo apt install mariadb-server mariadb-client
+{{ :jep2.png?400 |}}
 Next, we have to install apache2 web server
-  * Use ''sudo apt install apache2 apache2-doc''{{ :jep3.png?400 |}}
+  sudo apt install apache2 apache2-doc
+{{ :jep3.png?400 |}}
 After doing the installation, we need to enable its module
-  * Use ''sudo a2enmod userdir''{{ :jep4.png?400 |}}
+  sudo a2enmod userdir
+{{ :jep4.png?400 |}}
 Then configure apache module in ''/etc/apache2/mods-enabled/userdir.conf'' to the following configuration:
-  * Use ''sudo nano /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/userdir.conf''{{ :jep5.png?400 |}}
+  sudo nano /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/userdir.conf
+{{ :jep5.png?400 |}}
 Go to ''/etc/apache2/mods-availabe'' and looking for ''php8.2.conf'' (seek for your own php version, maybe different)
   * Use ''cd /etc/apache2/mods-available'' then, in the ''/etc/apache2/mods-availabe'' directory, type ''ls'' to view all files available.{{ :jep6.png?400 |}}
-  * Type this command to check the content in php8.2.conf: ''sudo nano php8.2.conf''{{ :jep7.png?400 |}}
+  * Type this command to check the content in php8.2.conf:
+  sudo nano php8.2.conf
+{{ :jep7.png?400 |}}
 Next, Install the php-mysql
-  * Use ''sudo apt install php php-mysql''{{ :jep8.png?400 |}}
+  sudo apt install php php-mysql
+{{ :jep8.png?400 |}}
-Next create directory public_html. Use ''mkdir /home/(user)/public_html''. Then change group and restart the web server. Use ''sudo chgrp www-data /home/(username)/public_html''. Restart apache2 using ''Sudo systemctl restart apache2.service''
+Next create directory public_html. Use ''mkdir /home/(user)/public_html''. Then change group and restart the web server. Use ''sudo chgrp www-data /home/(username)/public_html''. Restart apache2 using ''sudo systemctl restart apache2.service''
 **Test the LAMP Server Installation**
-Install chromium browser.
+Install Chromium browser.
-  * Use ''sudo apt install chromium''{{ :jep9.png?400 |}}
+  sudo apt install chromium
+{{ :jep9.png?400 |}}
 Change network settings to Host-Only Adapter{{ :jep10.png?400 |}}
-**Test apache installation**
+**Test Apache Installation**
 In the browser, type your ipaddress (''10.0.2.15'') to test the apache installation.{{ :jep11.png?400 |}}
-**Test php installation**
+**Test PHP Installation**
 Go to /var/www/html directory
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   * ''10.0.2.15/test.php''{{ :jep14.png?400 |}}
-**Test apache and php configuration**
+**Test Apache and PHP Configuration**
 Change directory to /var/www/html using ''cd /var/www/html'' and create ''hello.html'' file using ''sudo nano hello.html''{{ :jep15.png?400 |}}{{ :jep16.png?400 |}}
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 ===== Installation of SSH Server =====
-Install SSH server using ''sudo apt-get install openssh-server''{{ :jep18.png?400 |}}
+Install SSH server using
+  sudo apt-get install openssh-server
+{{ :jep18.png?400 |}}
-Deleting old ssh keys using ''sudo /bin/rm -v /etc/ssh/ssh_host_*''{{ :jep19.png?400 |}}
+Deleting old ssh keys using
+  sudo /bin/rm -v /etc/ssh/ssh_host_*
+{{ :jep19.png?400 |}}
-Regenerate openssh host key using ''sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server''{{ :jep20.png?400 |}}
+Regenerate openssh host key using
+  sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server
+{{ :jep20.png?400 |}}
-Restart the ssh server using ''sudo sysmctl restart ssh''{{ :jep21.png?400 |}}
+Restart the ssh server using
+  sudo sysmctl restart ssh
+{{ :jep21.png?400 |}}
-Remove the host fingerprint using ''ssh-keygen -R localhost''{{ :jep22.png?400 |}}
+Remove the host fingerprint using
+  ssh-keygen -R localhost
+{{ :jep22.png?400 |}}
-Then, Log in to SSH using ''ssh vboxuser@localhost''{{ :jep23.png?400 |}}
+Then, Log in to SSH using
+  ssh vboxuser@localhost
+{{ :jep23.png?400 |}}
 **Test the SSH Server**
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 Change to host only adapter and check for host ip address using ''hostname -I''{{ :jep10.png?400 |}}{{ :jep24.png?400 |}}
-Next, try to generate key using rsa using ''ssh-keygen -t rsa''{{ :jep25.png?400 |}}
+Next, try to generate key using rsa using
+  ssh-keygen -t rsa
+{{ :jep25.png?400 |}}
-Then copy the key using ''ssh-copy-id vboxuser@192.168.56.102''{{ :jep26.png?400 |}}
+Then copy the key using
+  ssh-copy-id vboxuser@192.168.56.102
+{{ :jep26.png?400 |}}
 Now we are able to log in to ssh server without any password requirement.
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 Install the FTP Server
+  sudo apt-get install proftpd-basic
-  * Use ''sudo apt-get install proftpd-basic''{{ :jep28.png?400 |}}
+{{ :jep28.png?400 |}}
 Install ''ftp'' to be able to use ftp command
+  sudo apt-get install ftp
-  * Use ''sudo apt-get install ftp''{{ :jep29.png?400 |}}
+{{ :jep29.png?400 |}}
 Test the installation by typing ftp ipaddress
+  ftp 192.168.56.102
-  * ''ftp 192.168.56.102''{{ :jepaddon.png?400 |}}
+{{ :jepaddon.png?400 |}}
 Next, Install GUI FTP
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 Enabling Chroot Jail
+  sudo nano /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf
-  * Use ''sudo nano /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf''.Uncomment ''#DefaultRoot~''{{ :jep34.png?400 |}}
+Uncomment ''#DefaultRoot~''{{ :jep34.png?400 |}}
 **Test the FTP Server**