3.20.3 Creating a definition file

Create a definition file (ftsftps) by following the procedure described below. The definition becomes enabled when the JP1/FTP daemon (jftsd) starts.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Attributes of the definition file
(2) Information specified in the definition file

(1) Attributes of the definition file

Create a definition file with the following attributes.

Table 3‒30: Attributes of the definition file (ftsftps)
Item name	Set value
File name	`ftsftps`
Directory name	`/var/opt/jp1_fts/sys`
Owner	Superuser
Access permissions	`r` for the owner

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(2) Information specified in the definition file

By following the definition approach described below, specify information in the definition file (ftsftps) by using a text editor.

Specify information in the definition file by using one line for one definition.

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The following table describes the specifiable definitions.

Table 3‒31: Information that can be specified in the definition file (ftsftps)
Item name	Value	Description
`PrivateKey`	`path-to-the-server-private-key`	Specify a full path to the private key file of the server. If you do not specify the path, the usual FTP is used.
`Certificate`	`path-to-the-certificate`	Specify a full path to the certificate file. If you do not specify the path, the usual FTP is used.
`FTPSModeOnly`	`[YES\|NO]<<NO>>`	Specify whether to use only FTPS. `YES`: Only FTPS is available. The usual FTP is not available. If you specify `YES`, the JP1/FTP daemon would not start unless a value is specified for either `PrivateKey` or `Certificate`. `NO`: Not only FTPS but also the usual FTP is available.

The sample definition file is stored under the following directory:

/var/opt/jp1_fts/sys/ftsftps.model

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