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Hello<br />
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I am looking at a FTP server a former work mate setup.<br />
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We want it so that an annonymous user can put and get but not list on the directories. Put works fine and List isnt allowed but when I user tries to Get they get Access Denied.<br />
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550 access denied error<br />
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The Virtual Dir is D:\FTP\Download with Write and Log Visits checked, Read isnt check, if I do check it then Get will work but then the user can do a List.<br />
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I have tried various NTFS permissions with success for the Annoymous account.<br />
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Does anyone have any ideas on the correct setup to get this to work.
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Hello

I am looking at a FTP server a former work mate setup.

We want it so that an annonymous user can put and get but not list on the directories. Put works fine and List isnt allowed but when I user tries to Get they get Access Denied.

550 access denied error

The Virtual Dir is D:\FTP\Download with Write and Log Visits checked, Read isnt check, if I do check it then Get will work but then the user can do a List.

I have tried various NTFS permissions with success for the Annoymous account.

Does anyone have any ideas on the correct setup to get this to work.

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