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FTP server comments
1) Once you chroot someone to a directory, they may never leave it. This is a security feature. There some tricks that you could use to simulate a shared directory, but that's an article in itself.
2) The stock FTP server in OS X does not have the facilities to place limits on the number of simultaneous logins, bandwidth, and other things. You'll need to look around for other FTP servers that are more fully featured. 3) If you want to set up some kind of FTP group, use NetInfo. Then again, if you use the ftpchroot feature, there would be little point in setting up an FTP group.
FTP server comments
FTP server comments
You wrote, "The stock FTP server in OS X does not have the facilities to place limits on the number of simultaneous logins, bandwidth, and other things. You'll need to look around for other FTP servers that are more fully featured. "
FTP server comments
I have setup a FTP server on Mac OS X Client and everything work fine except for one thing. I can have more than 10 or so (hard to figure) simultaneous connection. So YES it is capable of blocking the number of users loggin in. |
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