FileZilla is a simple and easy-to-use FTP client tool. This topic describes how to use FileZilla to upload a file from a local site to Object Storage Service (OSS).
Prerequisites
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You have created a bucket with public-read permissions. For more information, see Create a bucket.
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You have installed ossftp. For more information, see Install ossftp.
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You have downloaded the FileZilla client. For the download link, see FileZilla.
Procedure
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Open the FileZilla client.
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Configure the parameters described in the following table in the FileZilla console.
Parameter
Example
Description
Host
127.0.0.1
The IP address of the server. If ossftp and the FileZilla client are running on the same device, use the default address
127.0.0.1.Username
Y6IoUOZReouXvWaXuwjvDch9******/examplebucket
The username to connect to ossftp, formatted as
AccessKey ID/bucket name. The AccessKey ID must have permissions to access the bucket. To obtain an AccessKey ID, see Create an AccessKey pair.NoteYou can also use a custom username. For more information, see Create custom logon users.
Password
sRaQg0i3SH9EqYXJSL1hlaR******
The password to connect to ossftp is the AccessKey Secret that corresponds to the AccessKey ID. To obtain an AccessKey Secret, see Create an AccessKey pair.
NoteYou can also use a custom password. For more information, see Create custom logon users.
Port
2048
The listening port configured for ossftp. The default port is 2048.
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Click Quickconnect.
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To verify whether the configuration takes effect, drag a file from the local site to the remote site.