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From: z thompson <cublai@lastamericanempire.com>
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Subject: Hosting sites/allow "ftp"
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I am going to be hosting part of a friend's web site via Virtual Host in
Apache.  What, if any, is a good strategy for allowing him to connect
and be able to work with files in the docroot of his site? 

Thanks,
Zach Thompson

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