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| This Article describes how to install a file server on NetModule Routers. Most but not all routers support LXC-Containers, please check first. | This Article describes how to install a file server on NetModule Routers. Most but not all routers support LXC-Containers, please check first. | ||
| - | If you need instructions on how to set up a LXC Container on NetModule Routers, you can refer to this page: [[http://wiki.netmodule.com/app-notes/virtualisation]]. | ||
| This setup contains the installation and configuration of the vsftpd FTP server, the Net2FTP web frontend for vsftpd, and Samba shares. In addition, a way is shown to transfer files from an USB stick to your container: | This setup contains the installation and configuration of the vsftpd FTP server, the Net2FTP web frontend for vsftpd, and Samba shares. In addition, a way is shown to transfer files from an USB stick to your container: | ||
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| Now enter the IP address and the domain name you want it linked to and click "Apply" | Now enter the IP address and the domain name you want it linked to and click "Apply" | ||
| - | {{ :virtualisation:local_domain_lxc2.png?nolink&600 |}} | + | {{ :virtualisation:dns0.png?nolink&600 |}} |
| After this, your configuration should look like this: | After this, your configuration should look like this: | ||
| - | {{ :virtualisation:local_domain_lxc.png?nolink&600 |}} | + | {{ :virtualisation:dns.png?nolink&600 |}} |
| Now you can access the file server with both its IP address a its local domain name. | Now you can access the file server with both its IP address a its local domain name. | ||
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| local_root=/home/Media | local_root=/home/Media | ||
| allow_writeable_chroot=YES | allow_writeable_chroot=YES | ||
| - | force_ssl_enable=YES | + | #force_ssl_enable=YES |
| force_local_data_ssl=YES | force_local_data_ssl=YES | ||
| force_local_logins_ssl=YES | force_local_logins_ssl=YES | ||
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| [[https://www.net2ftp.com/|Net2FTP]] is a web interface for FTP servers. With this, you can up-and download files to your server just with your web browser and without the need of additional tools like FileZilla. | [[https://www.net2ftp.com/|Net2FTP]] is a web interface for FTP servers. With this, you can up-and download files to your server just with your web browser and without the need of additional tools like FileZilla. | ||
| - | First, you have to download the Software from this [[https://www.net2ftp.com/homepage/download.html|Site]] (net2ftp_v1.1.zip, 6MB). After unzipping the folder, you now have a folder named "filed_to_upload". Rename this folder to a name you want to access your file server later (e.g. FTPserver). | + | First, you have to download the Software from this [[https://www.net2ftp.com/index.php?state=homepage&state2=3|Site]] (net2ftp_v1.3.zip, 6MB). After unzipping the folder, you now have a folder named "filed_to_upload". Rename this folder to a name you want to access your file server later (e.g. FTPserver). |
| In the next step, you have to install a web server and PHP in your container: | In the next step, you have to install a web server and PHP in your container: | ||