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Do you just want to throw everything in the root or do you plan on having user folders? For individual user folders/user authentication IIS will work fine.<br />
Which version of IIS?<br />

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Do you just want to throw everything in the root or do you plan on having user folders? For individual user folders/user authentication IIS will work fine.
Which version of IIS?


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IIS 6<br />
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I just created a directory so that the user can map his images on the webserver to his HTML redirects for an eblast project he is working on.<br />
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The user FTP's to the machine with filezilla, he goes to a FTP folder and can upload the images there, but hten I need to move them to the inetpub/eblast folder inorder for him to use the images.<br />
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When I add the inetpub/wwroot/eblast folder to his ftp account, he cant see the folder.
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IIS 6

I just created a directory so that the user can map his images on the webserver to his HTML redirects for an eblast project he is working on.

The user FTP's to the machine with filezilla, he goes to a FTP folder and can upload the images there, but hten I need to move them to the inetpub/eblast folder inorder for him to use the images.

When I add the inetpub/wwroot/eblast folder to his ftp account, he cant see the folder.

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I have a public page for a graphic artist to use to link html mailers to images, but I am looking for him to be able to ftp into a directory then have that data append to the inetpub directory.<br />
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Running filezilla and he is not able to see inetpub/wwroot/foldername when I map that folder as FTP
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I have a public page for a graphic artist to use to link html mailers to images, but I am looking for him to be able to ftp into a directory then have that data append to the inetpub directory.

Running filezilla and he is not able to see inetpub/wwroot/foldername when I map that folder as FTP

Working to link FTP directory with Inetpub directory

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