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adambrazier
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01-22-2009, 10:38 PM
Ack. Well, thanks for the reply.
In this case, I'm not trying to apply ftp to existing websites but trying just to make multiple ftp-only sites but I guess so far as you're concerned, it's the same thing. I can do this with Geneftp I think (using user databases I create myself), but I wanted to use the ASP.NET membership ...
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adambrazier
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01-22-2009, 4:27 PM
This is driving me nuts. Is there any documentation anywhere as to what GlobalFtpSite is and how I can specifically configure individual ftp sites? As it stands, what I do or don't write in web.config or applicationHost.config regarding the sites is just ignored (although it shows up in the configuration editor in IIS Manager). Am I one ...
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adambrazier
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01-21-2009, 11:53 AM
Similar to the post here, to which I added a question in this direction, but I want to be more specific. In the walk-through for setting up ftp with membership authentication, we are told to make an addition to the root web.config in order to enable ASP.NET for ftp; basically we declare membership and role providers and connection strings inside a ...
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adambrazier
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01-20-2009, 4:49 PM
I'd really like to know what GlobalFtpSite is about. Ideally I want a bunch of different ftp sites (running on different ports) but potentially using different membership databases (as I have inherited more than one and indeed some are on different servers). Is that possible? Can we specify different providers for different ftp sites ...