To achieve this, run the command $ sudo systemctl enable vsftpd -now You may also want to enable it to start automatically upon a reboot. To start the vsftpd service, run the command: $ sudo systemctl start vsftpd With vsftpd installed, we need it running to facilitate access to file shares. This will print additional information on the screen such as the Architecture, install date, license and signature to mention a few. To retrieve more detailed information about Vsftpd, append the -i flag at the end as shown: $ rpm -qi vsftpd The output should tally with the version printed on the terminal upon successful installation. To confirm this, execute the following command: ~]$ rpm -q vsftpd The output indicates that we have installed vsftpd version 3.0.86_64. The output below confirms that vsftpd has been successfully installed. The installation takes a few seconds and will complete in no time. Press ‘ y’ and hit ENTER to get underway with the installation. To achieve this, we will run the command below: $ sudo dnf install vsftpd
Right off the bat, we are going to install vsftpd.
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