<SFusco@n0spam.maguiregroup.com> wrote:

>I have set up an FTP with IIS6 using Isolation (No AD). Works great.
>
>Now I want to create an FTP user that when logged in sees everything from
>the \LocalUser\ folder on down. How can this be done?

<SFusco@n0spam.maguiregroup.com> wrote:

>Okay. Help me out here. Apparently I am slow... Can you provide a little
>more detail regarding the steps I should take?
>
>I created a virtual directory by right-clicking the FTP site in IIS and
>called the directory "superuser" I pointed it to the c:\myftp\localuser
>directory
>
>I created a new user called "superuser" and added them to the administrators
>group, and added c:\myftp\localuser to the "profile" "home folder" "local
>path"
>
>Then I try to login, no go. Then (just for fun) I create a folder called
>"c:\myftp\localuser\superuser" and superuser can login, but naturally can
>only see the contents of the superuser folder.
>
>I'm headed down the wrong path, aren't I?

"Jeff Cochran" <jeff.nospam@zina.com> wrote in message
news:42af03b9.451349703@msnews.microsoft.com...
> On Thu, 9 Jun 2005 09:15:53 -0400, "Steve Fusco"
> <SFusco@n0spam.maguiregroup.com> wrote:
>
>>Okay. Help me out here. Apparently I am slow... Can you provide a little
>>more detail regarding the steps I should take?
>>
>>I created a virtual directory by right-clicking the FTP site in IIS and
>>called the directory "superuser" I pointed it to the c:\myftp\localuser
>>directory
>>
>>I created a new user called "superuser" and added them to the
>>administrators
>>group, and added c:\myftp\localuser to the "profile" "home folder" "local
>>path"
>>
>>Then I try to login, no go. Then (just for fun) I create a folder called
>>"c:\myftp\localuser\superuser" and superuser can login, but naturally can
>>only see the contents of the superuser folder.
>>
>>I'm headed down the wrong path, aren't I?
>
> No. When you log in and see the contents of
> c:\myftp\localuser\superuser, do a CHDIR (or CD) to "Superuser" again
> and you should see the virtual folder.
>
> Jeff