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@@ -6,34 +6,6 @@ This tutorial shows the installation of SFTPGo on Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa) wit
Before proceeding further you need to have a basic minimal installation of Ubuntu 20.04.
Create the `sftpgo` user with the following command.
```shell
sudo adduser sftpgo
```
Type the user password and other info.
Add the `sftpgo` user to the `sudo` group so it will be able to use `sudo`:
```shell
sudo usermod -a -G sudo sftpgo
```
Now login using this user. Confirm that you are logged in as `sftpgo` user with the following command.
```shell
whoami
```
the output should be `sftpgo`.
NOTE: once you completed this tutorial you can, optionally, remove the user `sftpgo` from the `sudo` group with the following command.
```shell
sudo delgroup sftpgo sudo
```
## Install PostgreSQL
Before installing any packages on the Ubuntu system, update and upgrade all packages using the `apt` commands below.
@@ -89,11 +61,36 @@ grant all privileges on database "sftpgo.db" to "sftpgo";
Exit from the PostgreSQL shell typing `\q`.
## Install SFTPGo
Download a binary SFTPGo [release](https://github.com/drakkan/sftpgo/releases) or a build artifact for the [latest commit](https://github.com/drakkan/sftpgo/actions).
In this tutorial we assume you downloaded the debian build artifact named `sftpgo-v1.0.1-dev.68-x86_64-deb.zip` inside the current directory.
Install `unzip`, if not already installed, and extract the archive with the following commands.
```shell
sudo apt install unzip
unzip sftpgo-v1.0.1-dev.68-x86_64-deb.zip
```
Next install SFTPGo.
```shell
sudo apt install ./sftpgo_1.0.1-1~dev.68_amd64.deb
```
After installation SFTPGo should already be running with default configuration and configured to start automatically at boot, check its status using the following command.
```shell
systemctl status sftpgo
```
## Configure AWS credentials
We assume that you want to serve a single S3 bucket and you want to assign different "virtual folders" of this bucket to different SFTPGo virtual users. In this case is very convenient to configure a credential file so SFTPGo will automatically use it and you don't need to specify the same AWS credentials for each user.
You can manually create the `~/.aws/credentials` file and write your AWS credentials like this.
You can manually create the `/var/lib/sftpgo/.aws/credentials` file and write your AWS credentials like this.
```shell
[default]
@@ -119,49 +116,12 @@ Confirm that you can list your bucket contents with the following command.
aws s3 ls s3://mybucket
```
## Install SFTPGo
Download a binary SFTPGo [release](https://github.com/drakkan/sftpgo/releases) or a build artifact for the [latest commit](https://github.com/drakkan/sftpgo/actions).
In this tutorial we assume you downloaded a build artifact named `sftpgo-ubuntu-latest-go1.15.zip` inside the current directory.
Install `unzip`, if not already installed, and extract the archive with the following commands.
The AWS CLI will create the credential file in `~/.aws/credentials`. The SFTPGo service runs using the `sftpgo` system user whose home directory is `/var/lib/sftpgo` so you need to copy the credentials file to the sftpgo home directory and assign it the proper permissions.
```shell
sudo apt install unzip
mkdir sftpgo_installdir
unzip sftpgo-ubuntu-latest-go1.15.zip -d sftpgo_installdir
```
Now change the current directory to `sftpgo_installdir` and install SFTPGo.
```shell
cd sftpgo_installdir
# create the required directories
sudo mkdir -p /etc/sftpgo/hostkeys \
/var/lib/sftpgo/credentials \
/usr/share/sftpgo
# install the sftpgo executable
sudo install -Dm755 sftpgo /usr/bin/sftpgo
# install the default configuration file, edit it if required
sudo install -Dm644 sftpgo.json /etc/sftpgo/
# override some configuration keys using environment variables
sudo sh -c 'echo "SFTPGO_HTTPD__TEMPLATES_PATH=/usr/share/sftpgo/templates" > /etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.env'
sudo sh -c 'echo "SFTPGO_HTTPD__STATIC_FILES_PATH=/usr/share/sftpgo/static" >> /etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.env'
sudo sh -c 'echo "SFTPGO_HTTPD__BACKUPS_PATH=/var/lib/sftpgo/backups" >> /etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.env'
sudo sh -c 'echo "SFTPGO_DATA_PROVIDER__CREDENTIALS_PATH=/var/lib/sftpgo/credentials" >> /etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.env'
sudo sh -c 'echo "SFTPGO_SFTPD__HOST_KEYS=/etc/sftpgo/hostkeys/id_rsa,/etc/sftpgo/hostkeys/id_ecdsa" >> /etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.env'
# install static files and templates for the web UI
sudo cp -r static templates /usr/share/sftpgo/
# create bash completion script and man pages
sudo sh -c '/usr/bin/sftpgo gen completion bash > /etc/bash_completion.d/sftpgo-completion.bash'
sudo /usr/bin/sftpgo gen man -d /usr/share/man/man1
# enable bash completion
source /etc/bash_completion.d/sftpgo-completion.bash
# set proper permissions to run SFTPGo as non-root user
sudo chown -R sftpgo:sftpgo /etc/sftpgo/hostkeys /var/lib/sftpgo
sudo mkdir /var/lib/sftpgo/.aws
sudo cp ~/.aws/credentials /var/lib/sftpgo/.aws/
sudo chown -R sftpgo:sftpgo /var/lib/sftpgo/.aws
```
## Configure SFTPGo
@@ -197,29 +157,15 @@ You can further customize your configuration adding custom actions and other hoo
Next, initialize the data provider with the following command.
```shell
$ sftpgo initprovider -c /etc/sftpgo
$ sudo su - sftpgo -s /bin/bash -c 'sftpgo initprovider -c /etc/sftpgo'
2020-09-12T21:07:50.000 DBG Initializing provider: "postgresql" config file: "/etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.json"
2020-09-12T21:07:50.000 DBG Data provider successfully initialized
```
## Install SFTPGo systemd service
Copy the systemd service file.
```shell
sudo install -Dm644 init/sftpgo.service /etc/systemd/system
```
Next, start the SFTPGo service and add it to the system boot.
```shell
sudo systemctl start sftpgo
sudo systemctl enable sftpgo
```
Next, check the SFTPGo service using the following command.
Next restart the sftpgo service to use the new configuration and check that it is running.
```shell
sudo systemctl restart sftpgo
systemctl status sftpgo
```
@@ -243,7 +189,7 @@ Click `Add` and fill the user details, the minimum required parameters are:
- `Password` or `Public keys`
- `Permissions`
- `Home Dir` can be empty since we defined a default base dir
- Select `Amazon S3 (Compatible)` as storage and then set `Bucket`, `Region` and optionally a `Key Prefix` if you want to restrict the user to a specific bucket virtual folder. The specified folder does not need to be pre-create. You can leave `Access Key` and `Access Secret` empty since we defined global credentials for the `sftpgo` user and we use this system user to run the SFTPGo service.
- Select `Amazon S3 (Compatible)` as storage and then set `Bucket`, `Region` and optionally a `Key Prefix` if you want to restrict the user to a specific virtual folder in the bucket. The specified virtual folder does not need to be pre-created. You can leave `Access Key` and `Access Secret` empty since we defined global credentials for the `sftpgo` user and we use this system user to run the SFTPGo service.
You are done! Now you can connect to you SFTPGo instance using any compatible `sftp` client on port `2022`.