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Subject: Allowing Anonymous FTP
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   I wanted to see how the anonymous FTP option worked on FreeBSD so I 
enabled it on my "test" box.  I haven't been able to find out much info 
about locking down to a default directory.  Is there a way to lets say block 
all directories when logging in and open right up to the /incoming 
directory?  It doesn't seem smart to have the /etc directory visible with 
the "group" and "passwd" file readable.  At the very least is there a way to 
make the /bin and /etc directory hidden?  Thanks

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