Linux FTP Server
JSCAPE Secure FTP Server is a platform independent Java FTP server that supports FTP, secure FTP (FTP over SSL), SFTP/SSH, HTTP/S and WebDAV file transfer protocols. Installers for Windows, Linux, Linux z/OS (IBM zSeries), Solaris, AIX and Mac OS X platforms are available for easy installation.
 
To install using the RPM file perform the following steps as a user with root privileges.
1. Place the install.rpm file in a directory on the destination server.
2. Install. Run the following command from the directory containing the RPM file you placed on your server:
rpm -iv install.rpm
3. Configure Administration Service. Go to the /opt/JSCAPE_Secure_FTP_Server directory and run the following command:
./config -host [ip address] -port [port] -password [password]
For example:
./config -host 200.12.19.201 -port 10880 -password secret
This will configure your JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Service , where [ ip address] and [port] are the IP/port that you want the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Service to listen on and [password] is the password you will use when connecting to the service. This service is what you will connect to using the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Manager to manage your server.
4. Startup Administration Service. From the /opt/JSCAPE_Secure_FTP_Server directory run the following command:
./start_service.sh
The JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Service should now be running. To connect to this service and manage your server see the following topics:
Administration client settings > Connection settings
Server configuration > Launching the administrative client
Auto-starting in UNIX environments
1. Place the install.zip file in a directory on the destination server.
2. Install. Run the following command from the directory containing the ZIP file you placed on your server:
unzip install.zip
3. Configure Administration Service. Go to the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server installation directory, located in the JSCAPE_Secure_FTP_Server directory relative to where the unzip command command was executed, and run the following command:
./config -host [ip address] -port [port] -password [password]
For example:
./config -host 200.12.19.201 -port 10880 -password secret
This will configure your JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Service, where [ip address] and [port] are the IP/port that you want the service to listen on and [password] is the password you will use when connecting to the service. This service is what you will connect to using the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Manager to manage your server.
4. Startup JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Service. From the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server installation directory run the following command:
./start_service.sh
The JSCAPE Secure FTP Server Service should now be running. To connect to this service and manage your server see the following topics:
Administration client settings > Connection settings
Server configuration > Launching the administrative client
Auto-starting in UNIX environments
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