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    Default FTP Setup Help

    I am setting up a new server based upon the Linux/Debian 4.0 Etch distribution, and I have attempted to install PureFTP however I have been unable to complete this. When I attempt to test the system from my windows box, I receive the following error

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    Windows cannot access this folder. Make sure you types the file name correctly and that you have permission to access the folder.
    
    Details:
    The FTP session was terminated
    The directory used for our ftp server is
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    /home/ftp
    and that folder as well as its sub-categories all have 755 permissions, with "ftpuser" and "ftpgroup" as the owner/group respectively.

    When I created a user for testing, I used the following command
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    #pure-pw useradd ftpuser -u ftpuser -d /home/ftp/ftpuser
    and when I run a check on the user
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    #pure-pw show ftpuser
    it lists all the appropriate settings that my current server has.

    I am not exactly sure of where and/or how I should proceed in ensuring the proper set-up of the ftp protocol.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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    After more research, I found that this is an issue with enabling virtual users. I have found information on the pureftp.org website, that states the virtual users need to be given support at compile, however when I put the referenced option in the apt-get statement it spits an error

    Code:
    apt-get install pure-ftpd-common pure-ftpd --with-everything
    will return
    Code:
    E: Command line option --with-everything is not understood
    anyone help?

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