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From: Lucas Bergman <lucas@slb.to>
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Subject: Re: ftpd: How can I limit the size of uploaded files ?
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> How can I control how large a file can be uploaded within ftpd?

The stock ftpd lets the underlying operating system regulate that kind
of thing.  Slapping a disk quota on the intended victim (or the `ftp'
user if you're allowing anonymous uploads... ack!) is probably the
simplest way to accomplish what you want.

Lucas

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