1. setting up FTP server in Mac OS X (not Server)
I've got an old Mac here, a Yikes! G4, that has OS X on it and I'd like to use it as a home server. Ive managed to get everything set up appropriately except FTP access - specifically, I want to enable it so that a friend can ftp in and work within one (and only one) directory. I don't want "anonymous access - I want a restricted user. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find a decent tutorial for doing this, much to my own surprise. I realize that I could use a thrs-party package like CrushFTP but I'd prefer to use OSX's built-in service, ifpossible. My main hurdle is that they don't provide the GUI tools to configure it (apart from "turning on FTP Access" which just opens up the entire machine). Could somebody please explain how to create a user to e used for remote FTP access, ho do configure my system so that when that user FTPs to my machine that they get dropped into a partoicular directory and don't have the capability to navigae out of it? -Chris
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Hello, We are having problems with Mac's connecting to certain server on our network. We have a SAN and we have set up and install MAC share services, was working fine, for some reason it stopped working good, what happens if we go on the Mac to Chooser choose that server and what it does it says Contacting server, and it takes forever, if I hit cancel it takes me to authentication and it works fine. Is there any win2k tweaks or registry settings that we could try fixing? MAC os X works fine, so we know there is a problem with most likely with appletalk, and we have other servers on the network mac's can connect to those normaly with no problem. Thank you very much for any replies, Eimis
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When one of our Mac users tries to connect to our Windows 2000 Server TS via the MS RDC, he cannot establish a connection. In the logs on our server, I see: The terminal server cannot issue a client license. We had this issue with another Mac machine, and we were able to delete the Microsoft licensing folder on the Mac and it worked again. Our Windows users, using Remote Desktop, don't have any problems. However, when they use the Citrix ICA client, every 90 days are so they have to delete the MSLicensing registry key. We do have Citrix licenses available but I'm wondering if there is a problem with our TS Licensing; On the server, there is no applet to view Terminal Server Licensing. I tried using the LSVIEW tool but it never finds a TS. Thanks for any help Maurice
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7. How to make Win2k FTP the default FTP application
Cheryl Johnson < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: > I have another vendor's FTP product loaded on my system. I > want to use WIN2k"s FTP from the command prompt. When I go > to command prompt and enter FTP the other vendor's FTP > application starts. How can I make WIN2K's FTP the default? You could modify the system path so that the system32 folder comes before the folder containing the vendor product. The easiest approach is to locate the vendor's ftp.exe and rename it to something like VendFTP.exe. That will allow you to run the Win2K version by default and still keep the vendor version available in case you should want it someday. -- Gary L. Smith XXXX@XXXXX.COM Columbus, Ohio