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>    Anyway, I don't mean to squelch the conversation regarding this, but
> I do ask that people not make silly assumptions without first actually
> studying the problem.

Thats okay you can keep your ftpd server 8)

And yes I have worked in the past on commercial servers.


	Cheers,
	Amancio