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tconway · 11-22-2006, 07:07 AM

blue68f100
I'm using a client FTP Program. Actually to test, I'm using ftp from windows command line. I understand $ makes a hidden folder, just trying options

Snap-Tech
If I understand correctly, I create
ftp\user1
ftp\user2
ftp\user3

Then create "ftp" share and grant full access to all 3 users
Then through folder security, deny access on user1 to user2, user3... same for the ither users.

Following these steps, if I ftp from the command line as user1 will I be in the user1 folder or the ftp folder? If I end up in the ftp folder this is very problematic having to leave the changing of directory to the user.

-Tom

11-22-2006, 07:07 AM	#12
tconway Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: USA Posts: 4	Re: M4100 FTP Share blue68f100 I'm using a client FTP Program. Actually to test, I'm using ftp from windows command line. I understand $ makes a hidden folder, just trying options Snap-Tech If I understand correctly, I create ftp\user1 ftp\user2 ftp\user3 Then create "ftp" share and grant full access to all 3 users Then through folder security, deny access on user1 to user2, user3... same for the ither users. Following these steps, if I ftp from the command line as user1 will I be in the user1 folder or the ftp folder? If I end up in the ftp folder this is very problematic having to leave the changing of directory to the user. -Tom