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re: FTP to shared server folder issue for all users
Friday, September 28, 2007 at 7:45 am
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Posted by appleoddity (2069 messages posted)


Its been a while since I set up FTP, but, is this "public" folder a subfolder of another FTP Virtual Directory? I can not remember exactly now about these things, but you can create multiple virtual directories on the FTP server.. For instance, ftp://ipaddress/public, or ftp://ipaddress/adminsonly These directories are only virtual directories created within the FTP server, and they actually point to a physical location on the local hard drive.. In the FTP server you can set what permissions are given on that virtual directory.. So, make sure that the necessary NTFS permissions are set for the "public" folder, like it sounds like you've done.. Then create a virtual directory on the FTP server called "public" to point to the "public" folder and give read and write access to it, or whatever. Then you should be able to access it with ftp://ipaddress/public (By the way, theres no reason that shouldn't work from your office also.. So keep me posted on your other thread..) Again, it's been a while, so work with me here.. :)




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FTP to shared server folder issue for all users (javajive: Friday, September 21, 2007 at 12:15 pm)

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-FTP to shared server folder issue for all users (javajive: Fri, Sep 21, 2007, 12:15 pm)
*re: FTP to shared server folder issue for all users (appleoddity: Fri, Sep 28, 2007, 7:45 am)
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