linux - Block web browser FTP integration on CentOs 6

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2014-07
  • john

    I'm switching over to a new provider and I can't remember what I did on my old server to block browser FTP log in.

    What I mean by browser log in, is that someone can go to a web browser and type "ftp://domain.com" and brute it if they'd like.

    I am running CentOs 6 (64 Bit) with FTP server VSFTPD (User: Root)

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  • Eugene Retunsky

    E.g. disable "*.file, .html" uploads? Or enable only ".avi" and "*.mov" etc.


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  • mgorven

    You can try using the deny_file directive, with something like this:

    deny_file={*.file,*.html}