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<H2>Configuring the FTP Daemon</H2>
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The FTP daemon, <VAR>ftpd</VAR>, listens for incoming connection
requests and assigns user privileges for FTP sessions. After a
session is underway, <VAR>ftpd</VAR> responds to requests that are
conveyed in user commands. When logging is enabled, <VAR>ftpd</VAR>
posts messages about session events to the server console and records
them in the system log.
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Use the Configure FTP Daemon form to set these <VAR>ftpd</VAR> parameters:
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<STRONG>Enable FTP:</STRONG> This selection determines whether the FTP
daemon will run and respond to requests. Select <VAR>Yes</VAR> to
turn the FTP daemon on, and <VAR>No</VAR> to turn the daemon off.
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(Default value: Yes)
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<STRONG>Idle time before connection is dropped (seconds):</STRONG>
The 900 seconds default allows a 15-minute interval of idle time on an
FTP connection before the connection is closed. To increase or decrease
the idle time, enter a new time in seconds.
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(Default value: 900 seconds)
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<STRONG>Log events in FTP sessions:</STRONG> This selection directs the 
FTP daemon to record FTP session events on the console and the system log. 
Select <VAR>Yes</VAR> (the default) to enable logging or <VAR>No</VAR> to
disable it.
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(Default value: No)
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<STRONG>Permission settings for new files:</STRONG> The default
permissions on user-created files in FTP-accessible directories are set
to read, write, and execute for the owner (ftp) and to read for the ftp
group and others. You can reset these defaults if you wish.
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