Specifications

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10 To limit the number of anonymous users who can connect to your server at the same
time, enter a number in the “Allow a maximum of __ anonymous users” eld.
11 If you want to have les that have resource forks listed with a .bin sux so that clients
can take advantage of automatic le conversion when transferring them, select
“Enable MacBinary and disk image auto-conversion.”
12 Click Save.
From the command line:
You can view or congure the FTP service settings using the serveradmin command.
To view a setting: m
$ sudo serveradmin settings ftp:setting
To view all settings: m
$ sudo serveradmin settings ftp
To view a group of settings: m
You can view a group of settings that have part of their names in common by entering
as much of the name as you want, stopping at a colon (:), and entering an asterisk (*)
as a wild card for the remaining parts of the name. For example:
$ sudo serveradmin settings ftp:logCommands:*
To change FTP service settings: m
$ sudo serveradmin settings
ftp:loginFailuresPermitted = value
ftp:administratorEmailAddress = value
ftp:authLevel = value
ftp:maxRealUsers = value
ftp:anonymousAccessPermitted = value
ftp:maxAnonymousUsers = value
ftp:enableMacBinAndDmgAutoConversion = value
Control-D
Parameter (ftp:) Description
administratorEmailAddress
Sets the administrator mail address.
Default =
"user@hostname"
anonymousAccessPermitted
Allows anonymous access to FTP if you change
the default setting to yes.
Default =
no
authLevel
Sets the authentication method. “KERBEROS“ and
“
ANY METHOD“ are the other possible values.
Default = “
STANDARD“