Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Problems with FTP

[Chris Weiss]

does it have to be ftp or will everone use the phpgw based one?  if it's the 
later,
phpwebhosting's group based file storage may suit you better.  It's not the most
obvious to setup but does work quite well.  Put all the people that have access
into a group, then edit the Group in Administration and check the box for phpwh.
Then click the little blue box in the ACL column next to it and grantaccess to 
the
group.  You don't need to grant access to the users in the group, the perms will
inherit.

James Sparenberg (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>I'll take a look .. I know the ones you are referring to.  I'll try it
>and then go from there... of interest to note is that the test apps I'm
>trying to upload are under the 2meg default limit... But let me look at
>the settings there and see what I can / can't do.. The file exchange
>service this provides is one of the features I need working the most.
>
>James
>
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>On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 10:30, Chris Weiss wrote:
>> James Sparenberg (address@hidden) wrote*:
>> >2.  The upload feature doesn't work.. Even though the same uname and
>> >password works with standard FTP. I can chose the file click the upload
>> >button... The screen refreshes (after a time that varies) and no upload
>> >occured.  Same is true for create dir.
>>
>> can you upload to phpwebhosting or for an email attachment?  there are some
php.ini
>> setting that limit uploads, have a look at though and make sure permissions 
>> are
good
>> and all..
>>
>>
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