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Hi list,

What are you using for ftp daemon?
I'm searching for one which does not use real system accounts,
and handles quota's well..

I always used proftpd, now I'm testing it with mysql authentication
which works fine, but I dislike the way the quota's are counted and
checked.

thanks,

-Erik.