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		Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: acampione on March 31, 2005, 01:50:44 AM
		
			
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				Hello,
 Would anyone have information on why I can't access an I-bay with ftp client program?
 
 I can access with a web browser IE or Firefox, but not with ftp clients. I have tried every possible combonation of url "ftp://ibayname@ftp.domainname.com"
 "ftp://ibayname:password@ftp.domainname.com" "ftp://ibayname@domainname.com
 
 Thank You! Al Campione
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				ftp://ibayname@ftp.domainname.com 
 is incorrect it should be used for login the way it you have typed it
 
 ftp://username@domain.com is to connect to that users directory
 
 the ftp server only answers to the following directory
 
 /home/e-smith/files/ibays/Primary/files --- note th capital P in primary
 
 to access other ibays you must have ftp access turned on in server-manager and be ADMIN or as a user you can only access the user directory
 
 hope this clears it up
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 to access other ibays you must have ftp access turned on in server-manager and be ADMIN or as a user you can only access the user directory
 
 
 
 Not so. A user can access any i-bay which he/she normally has access to. Just need to do:
 
 cd ../../ibays/name/files
 
 after logging in with username/password.
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				If you want to allow your shell-enabled users, or someone using WinSCP or FileZilla, to get to an ibay without typing the full /home/e-smith/files/ibays/FOOBAY/files bit, you can establish a symbolic link.
 
 To make the ibay FOOBAY available as /FOOBAY:
 
 ln -s /home/e-smith/files/ibays/FOOBAY/files /FOOBAY
 
 /FOOBAY can then be used wherever you or the user would otherwise need to type the entire path.
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 to access other ibays you must have ftp access turned on in server-manager and be ADMIN or as a user you can only access the user directory
 
 
 
 Not so. A user can access any i-bay which he/she normally has access to. Just need to do:
 
 cd ../../ibays/name/files
 
 after logging in with username/password.
 
 
 Yes Charlie but ftp access must be set and the user must have rights to access it - download no problem - upload user needs proper directory rights or permissions for all