RE: [UUG/MLUG] howto?

["Buford, Rick" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Although that site does specify that it's only free to .edu domains....

Rick Buford
Chief Clerk
Medical Records - Transcription
DC042.06 / 884-7452
"Tell me what you need, and I'll tell you how to get along without it"


   |-----Original Message-----
   |From: Thammarat Limsawas [mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED]
   |Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 8:39 PM
   |To: EMAIL:PROTECTED
   |Subject: Re: [UUG/MLUG] howto?
   |
   |
   |Hi there!
   |
   |  This is my first time to participate in MLUG. If you are 
   |seeking for setting
   |up FTPd, I would like to recommend NcFTPd. It can be download at
   |http://www.probe.net/~mgleason/ . It's decent one. Further 
   |it's performance is
   |better than Wu-FTPd ( 
   |http://www.probe.net/~mgleason/ncftpd/perf-   |linux.html ).
   |
   |It's rich with clear installation guide. Also, It let you 
   |manually set its
   |configuration, either bandwidth or number of access at a 
   |time. The best is
   |it's free!. Go for It, pal!
   |
   |Best,
   |
   |Thammarat Limsawas
   |a.k.a "Dong"
   |Graduate Student Professional
   |Management Information System
   |University of Missouri System
   |
   |"UNIX is yummy!"
   |
   |
   |"Scott K. Laws" wrote:
   |
   |> under FreeBSD you can install Apache by:
   |> cd /usr/ports/www/apache13
   |> make install clean
   |>
   |> that will not do all teh customizing and stuff and I 
   |personaly always
   |> install apache by hand so I get it just like I want.  
   |when it finishes I
   |> think it will tell you what else you need to do.
   |>
   |> to create anon ftp just create the use account ftp (with 
   |adduser) and then
   |> set up the directory structures as described in man ftpd
   |> Scott
   |>
   |> On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Buford, Rick wrote:
   |>
   |> > Is there an ftp/http HOW-TO? I can't seem to locate one...
   |> >
   |> > Rick Buford
   |> > Chief Clerk
   |> > Medical Records - Transcription
   |> > DC042.06 / 884-7452
   |> > "Tell me what you need, and I'll tell you how to get 
   |along without it"
   |> >
   |