Docker image files to create a Centos7 vsftpd server with SSL support. It's using virtual users for data transfers and anonymous logins are disabled. Uploads are disabled as well. The image is mostly useful as a quick way to share existing files in case sharing via other methods (https, ssh etc) is not easily available. I would certainly not recommend this image for production or mission critical environments.
The FTP directory is located in /var/ftp/pub. It might be a good idea to mount a host directory there using Docker volumes.
The following environmental variables are being used by the image and you should set them appropriately when you define your container. Using the default username and password will not do any good to you. Seriously!
- PASV_MIN : Similar to the pasv_min vsftpd configuration option
- PASV_MAX : Similar to the pasv_max vsftpd configuration option
- LISTEN : Similar to the listen vsftpd configuration option
- FTPUSER : FTP virtual user
- FTPPASS : Password for the FTP virtual user
You should consult the vsftpd.conf manpage for more information.
Build it like this (or something similar)
docker build -t hwoarang/docker-vsftpd .
This covers the case where you want one to one mapping between the host and container ports but it should be easy to adapt it to match your needs
docker run -d --env-file=vsftpd.env -v /home/user/project:/var/ftp/pub:ro --name "myvsftpd" -p 2000-2100:2000-2100 -p 21:21 hwoarang/docker-vsftpd
This assumes that you have a vsftpd.env file which sets the previously mentioned environmental variables and that you want to share the /home/user/project host directory