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Linux Comm Ftpcount

# Linux ftpcount Command [![Image 3: Linux Command Manual](#) Linux Command Manual](#) The Linux `ftpcount` command is used to display the number of users currently logged in via FTP. Through `ftpcount`, system administrators can quickly understand how many users are currently using the FTP service and which FTP server instances these users are connected to. `ftpcount` is typically used with FTP server software such as `wu-ftpd` or `proftpd`. ### Syntax ftpcount **Parameter Description:** * `-f`: Specifies the path to the configuration file. * `-h` or `--help`: Displays help information and exits. * `-v` or `--version`: Displays version information and exits. ### Example `ftpcount` can directly query the number of users on the FTP server. You can use the following command: ftpcount #Query the current number of FTP users After executing this command, `ftpcount` will output information similar to the following: Service class local - 2 users (no maximum)Service class remote - 1 users (no maximum) In this example, `ftpcount` shows the user connection status for two service classes: * The `local` class has 2 users connected. * The `remote` class has 1 user connected. [![Image 4: Linux Command Manual](#) Linux Command Manual](#)
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