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The FTP daemon recognizes a special login account for the user ftp.
If this user account exists, FTP allows users to log in with the
user name anonymous and retrieve files from a special directory
hierarchy. For security, this is a self-contained hierarchy with everything
that the FTP daemon needs, and it is impossible for the client to do anything
outside of this directory.
Enable anonymous FTP: This selection allows you to
add or delete the anonymous account. Select Yes to add
the FTP account and create the directory hierarchy if it does not
already exist. Select No to remove the FTP account.
Note: Selecting no does not remove the FTP
directory hierarchy. To remove it, log in to the system directly
and remove the files or store them for future use.
Home directory for the FTP account: This is the directory
name for the anonymous FTP directory hierarchy. If the directory does not
already exist, it is created and the necessary files are copied into it. The
default directory is /var/ftp, but you can enter a different
directory name if you wish.
Anonymous FTP Configuration