Editing Securing your Windows Service installation
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#*# uncheck "Use simple file sharing (Recommended)" | #*# uncheck "Use simple file sharing (Recommended)" | ||
#*# click OK | #*# click OK | ||
− | # | + | # right click "FileZilla Server.xml" select "Properties"; "Properties" dialog appears |
− | + | # select "Security" tab, click "Add" button; "Select User or Group dialog" appears | |
− | + | # type "filezilla" into "Enter object names to select" textbox | |
− | + | # click "OK"; "filezilla" user is added to permissions list | |
− | + | # select "filezilla" user and check "Write" in "Allow" column | |
− | + | # click "OK"; permissions are now saved | |
# if you use logging, set "Write" access to "Logs" folder too | # if you use logging, set "Write" access to "Logs" folder too | ||
# if you upload to some folders set "Full Control" to each topmost writable folder you want to use, the changes are propagated to children | # if you upload to some folders set "Full Control" to each topmost writable folder you want to use, the changes are propagated to children |