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Okay I did try that and it works when you login with a user account but it stuff puts you in /var/ftp/pub when you login anonymous. <br />
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Thank for the idea about putting it in a jail but the only thing that it is for is for me just to move files through out my network not the wan.<br />
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Okay I did try that and it works when you login with a user account but it stuff puts you in /var/ftp/pub when you login anonymous.

Thank for the idea about putting it in a jail but the only thing that it is for is for me just to move files through out my network not the wan.



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How do you go about change the default directory for vsftpd. The default is /var/ftp/pub and I would like to something like /storage/pub. I know I can change the users home directory of the uses but I don't went to do that because I went it to happen with at a username or a password.<br />
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Thank you for the help.
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How do you go about change the default directory for vsftpd. The default is /var/ftp/pub and I would like to something like /storage/pub. I know I can change the users home directory of the uses but I don't went to do that because I went it to happen with at a username or a password.

Thank you for the help.

Change the default directory for VSFTPD

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