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From: jiiikoo <31279180+jiiikoo@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2024 11:00:07 +0300
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Tutorial for setting up GuestFTP for Dedicated Machines.
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+id: guestftp
+title: Setting up Guest FTP 
+sidebar_label: guestftp
+---
+
+## Setting up a Guest FTP Service
+
+First, you have to elevate to root user with `sudo su -` and then inputting your password. 
+
+When you’re root, you need to download the GuestFTP script: `wget https://hnielsen.eu/files/guestftp.sh` 
+
+Now you need to make the script executable with `chmod +x guestftp.sh`.
+
+Once the file is executable, you can run it. The syntax for running is as follows. ./guestftp.sh username password /path/to/folder/
+
+So for example to give username ”test”, with the password ”test” access to folder /home/test/test/, you would run the command as follows:
+`./guestftp.sh test test /home/test/test/`
+
+After the script has ran fully, you can check that the service is up and running with `service guest-ftp status` and it should say that the service is active.