Re: Password protected Virtual FTP site

igor_at_nospam.invalid
Date: 09/23/05

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    Date: 23 Sep 2005 17:08:53 +0200

    In comp.unix.bsd.netbsd.misc igor@nospam.invalid wrote:
    > If not, choose a good FTP daemon that supports
    > these features.

    I am not saying that the FTP server provided with BSD/OS is bad
    if it does not support virtualisation; I am saying that you must
    choose a good FTP server from the ones available for your operating
    system if the server provided with BSD/OS does not support that feature.
    All the BSD operating systems have exceptional quality software on the
    base systems.

    Cheers,
    Igor.

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