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From: Charlie Root <root@beyond.sdi.agate.net>
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HELP! How do I link one directory name to another.. For example, I want /var/FTP.root to be /FTP.root and /home/mark/FTP.root....

HELP! How do I restrict telnetter's who have accounts on my system from accessing out of their home directories?? I don't want them to reach /home, just stay in /home/username...thats fine and dandy..

HELP! I need a better webserver than Apache..One that gives me more choices.....Kinda like WebSite by ORA, I could create as many CGI directories...I could make INDEX files be index.* and I could setup users on my system...Can I do that know???

Please respond asap, NOT to this address but to > Skynet1@Cris.com

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