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Subject: Setting up FTP server
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I am interested in setting up a dedicated FTP server at our work and
was wondering what everyone's thoughts were.

Here are the requirements:

Can turn off anonymous access
custom username/passwords and standard ftp access privilages
Works with any standard ftp client
Folders displayed depending on the user browsing.
Speed is king. This server will only have 3-5 simulataneous
connections but we have large (300-1 gig) files to move around.
Anything I can do on the server end to increase the output to the
clients would help immensely.

Should I go with the standard ftpd or is there a better FTP daemon
service in the ports collection?

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