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From: "Ron den Ouden" <holland@i-p-d.nl>
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On 3 Nov 99, at 17:41, Deepwell Internet wrote:

> On my home Linux system I have a cool command called ftpwho that lets me 
> see who is using ftp right now and what they're doing.  Is there a similar
> command for FreeBSD?
> 
Proftpd supports ftpwho. Once installed you will be able to use that 
command. Its handy to use the command through cgi so you will have an 
www overview of ftp action on your boxes.

www.proftpd.org

Regards
Ron


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