I am trying to help a friend setup his FTP site on Panther Server and nothing is going right. He basically has 3 groups of people that would connect to the server for FTP uploading and downloading - Family, Friends, and Co-workers. Files are divided up into 8 different folders. Naturally, some folders are available to 2 groups, some to 1 group, some to a different 2 groups, all with some overlap. Total number of users is probably around 25-35. This was very easy to setup in OS 9 using CrushFTP or Rumpus. Every group had a folder which contained aliases to the folders they are authorized to access. Then each user would be directed to the appropiate folder (Friends, Family, Co-worker) upon login. He thought that it was finally time to go to X because of OS 9's short file names and age. We cannot figure out how to do this with Panther Server. The only reason he bought Panther Server was to be able to do this without using command line like he would have to if using the normal Panther OS. Can Server do what he wants? Would he have been better off just getting Panther Client and getting the X version of CrushFTP or Rumpus? Those programs don't seem to have the nice real-time reporting and fine-tuning that we thought Panther Server had. Can someone please set us straight? As a side note - he also has plans to use this computer with Panther Server as his web server. Will he run into the same type of stuff there or should he just spend the bucks and get WebStar V? Thanks, -= Ken =- -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: text/enriched Size: 1572 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/x-servers/attachments/20050117/e98d806e/attachment.bin