Create Remote FTP User Setup

@ArchnaAdmin

Hi, I have experience managing Linux servers on AWS and configuring FTP services with vsftpd. I can connect via TeamViewer, create the new FTP user, restrict the account to the specified directory using proper chroot configuration, and ensure correct read/write permissions. I will safely restart the vsftpd service and test the connection to confirm the user can upload, download, and list files from an FTP client. Please discuss your requirements so we can get started. Thank you.

@ahmadraza001912

Hello, I can help you set up the new FTP user on your AWS server with a secure configuration. I have experience working with Linux servers, AWS infrastructure, Nginx environments, and FTP services like **vsftpd**, so creating a properly jailed FTP account with controlled permissions will be straightforward. Here is what I will do during the live session: • Connect to your server via TeamViewer (or any remote session you prefer). • Verify the operating system and current vsftpd configuration. • Create a new FTP user restricted to the directory you specify. • Configure **chroot/jail** so the user cannot navigate outside that directory. • Set proper read and write permissions for safe file uploads and downloads. • Safely restart or reload vsftpd without interrupting other services. • Test login using an FTP client to confirm upload, download, and directory listing works correctly. • Explain each step while working so you can easily repeat the process in the future. I also have strong experience with **AWS servers, Linux administration, and production deployments**, so I will ensure everything is configured securely and cleanly. I am available to start immediately and can complete this quickly during a live session. Looking forward to working with you. Best regards, Ahmad

@AlekovAlek

I can help you set this up during a live remote session. I’m experienced with Linux servers, AWS environments, Nginx, and FTP configurations including vsftpd. During the session I will: • Create a new FTP user on the server • Configure the user to be restricted (chroot jailed) to the specific directory you provide • Set correct read/write permissions within that directory while preventing access to other system paths • Safely reload or restart the vsftpd service • Test the connection using an FTP client to confirm login, upload, download, and file listing work correctly I’ve configured vsftpd with chroot jail and user isolation many times on Linux servers. I’m comfortable working via TeamViewer or any remote tool you prefer, and I’ll explain each step so you’ll understand how the configuration works and how to repeat it later if needed. This task should not take long once connected. I can start as soon as you’re ready.

@gdhfjh

It's a conservative estimate that it can be completed in one hour, but it can actually be much faster. Website administrators, developers, or web hosting administrators typically have hundreds of experiences with this, and the latter may have done it thousands of times.

@mohammedzenker

Hello, I can help set up the FTP user on your AWS server and configure it securely within your existing vsftpd + Nginx environment. I have experience working with Linux servers, FTP services, and permission management, and I’m comfortable troubleshooting live sessions. I can connect via TeamViewer (or your preferred remote tool), create the FTP user, configure the chroot jail to restrict access to the specified directory, ensure proper read/write permissions, and safely reload vsftpd. During the session I will also explain each step so you can easily repeat the setup later if needed.