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How to create ftp users for managing web sub-folders.

C

Cheong

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Dear Senior members,

I have a question about creating ftp users for managing web sub-folders.

I have a plesk installed and uploaded all web files to the [httpdocs] folder.

I would like to create subfolders under [httpdocs] and allow different ftp users to upload and modify the web sub-folders.

However, it is found that the created ftp users can only access the folder [web_users/(username)]. On the otherhand, domain adminstrator can neither access the web user's folder.

Would you have any suggestion so that we can allow ftp users for managing web sub-folders directly?

Thanks very much!

Cheong
 
I dont believe that you can. Although your more then welcome to go to swsoft.com and read the documentation to get you started.
 
I wouldnt say thats an excellent guide, more like poor to fair, but it definately gets you started.
 
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