[SATLUG] Any thoughts on Proftpd?

[Jeremy Mann]

Nope, no problems here using ProFTPd on a FTP server at work. I like
the customizability of what I can do with it. A few cool things are
bandwidth throttling and classes. Classes let you add rulesets based
on IPs or a domain.


On Sat, 02 Oct 2004 13:47:51 -0500, Mike Ester <mester at satx.rr.com> wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone had any good or bad thoughts about using
> Proftpd? I use a simple FTP server at home to store drivers, utilities,
> and other files that I use in my side job.
> 
> The box sits on my LAN behind my SOHO router. Originally it was an NT
> box (I know, I originally set it as a learning project back when I was
> enrolled at SAC), but now I want to migrate the FTP server to an
> alternate box.
> 
> It has an AMD K6-233Mhz chip with 96M of RAM. I'm running Debian Woody
> on it. I'll be the only one using the box, so I'm not worried about it
> being overwhelmed with numerous requests. :-)
> 
> TIA for any feedback you folks can provide.
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Jeremy