Linux Stream with FTP Server

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server is a type of server software that allows users to transfer files between their computer and a remote server over the internet. It provides a simple and efficient way to exchange files, whether it's uploading files to a website, downloading software updates, or sharing large files with colleagues.

FTP server software typically runs on a dedicated server computer that is always connected to the internet. The server is configured with a set of user accounts, each with their own username and password. These user accounts can be given different levels of access to files and directories on the server, depending on the needs of the organization.

Users connect to the FTP server using an FTP client software, which can be a standalone application or a web browser with built-in FTP functionality. Once connected, users can navigate the server's directory structure, upload and download files, and perform other file management tasks. FTP servers typically support a range of advanced features such as secure file transfers using SSL or TLS encryption, support for large file transfers, and support for anonymous FTP access.

FTP servers are widely used by businesses, organizations, and individuals for a variety of purposes. They are particularly popular in industries such as web development, content management, and online file sharing.

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