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Thanks for the &quot;B&quot;, you could just have asked if something else was unclear...
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Hi there a question...<br />
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Does anyone have any clear and concise details on downloading/installing and deploying vsftpd on FC6? I have installed it several times in the OpenBSD world but would like to check how it gets installed properly on Linux!<br />
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Your help would be cool.<br />
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Chris G
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Hi there a question...

Does anyone have any clear and concise details on downloading/installing and deploying vsftpd on FC6? I have installed it several times in the OpenBSD world but would like to check how it gets installed properly on Linux!

Your help would be cool.


Chris G

Installing and setting vsftpd on Fedora C6

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