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    [SERIOUS] Linux FTP Server

    Anyone know a good one? I need to be able to specify users and homedirectories. And, if possible directories to which they have access. Sort of like Apache's virtual domains configuration.

    I.E.
    <user1>
    HomeDirectory=/var/ftp/user1
    </user1>

    Something like that.

    Any ideas?

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    Re: [SERIOUS] Linux FTP Server

    Shouldn't you just be looking for a regular web host which provides these features, instead of just an FTP Server?

    That should be available with any Linux based reseller. Try www.jodohost.com (linux plans)

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    Re: [SERIOUS] Linux FTP Server

    No I have a server here for things like mail. It used to be a Windows server but I've taken it offline and replaced it with a Linux one (using postfix). The Windows server also used to host my personal FTP server, for friends and stuff. Also I could manage my websites and everything remotely, store things if I needed them etc

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    Re: [SERIOUS] Linux FTP Server

    suggestion

    suggestion

    Not that I have actually used any
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