Well, yes, you have an account, so if it's a shell account, I think you
could also change permisions using ftp commands - it doesn't CREATE an
account on the server, you've got the log/pass for an account that COULD
do the chmods.
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Chris Aernoudt wrote:
> This is dependant on the server, you would have to create html files listing
> the content with a separate web server- otherwise it would have to be FTP
> browsing and you would have to create a separate account for your users to
> acces it.
> I 'm pretty sure you can't create accounts with the directFTP Xtra 'cos any
> FTP server allowing this would be a really shitty one.
>
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> > I'm creating directories with the directFTP xtra on a remote machine
> > (obviously) -- I'd like to make that directory viewable (ie when a browser
> > goes to it it lists the internals) -- I see that the directFTP xtra can
> > actually do ftp commands, so is this possible?
> >
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