Installing and Configuring ProFTPD on Ubuntu 14.4

To install ProFTPd on Ubuntu (or most Debian based) Linux, execute the following command.

 sudo apt-get install proftpd


Installing a GUI Manager for ProFTPd


sudo apt-get install gadmin-proftpd

sudo rm /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf we should remove because if we won't be able to run the app.


The first time you start gadmin-proftpd, you will need to configure a few settings. All default values should be used unless otherwise noted below:
  • Server Name: off
  • Admin email: your.email@yourdomain.com
  • Enable virtual users: checked
  • Server user: ftpuser
  • Server group: ftpgroup
To add a virtual user:
  • Click on the Users tab
  • Click the '+Add' button. All settings can remain with their default values except:
    • Username: Enter a username.
    • Password: Enter a password.
    • Group: ftpgroup
  • Click +Add directory
  • Click File System
  • Click home
  • Click ftpuser
  • Click the Open button
  • Modify the directory permissions as needed.
  • Click the Apply button.


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