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Old June 24th, 2009, 02:56 AM
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Creating an IIS FTP account

Morning All

I know this isn't the FTP forum, but I thought I'd start here...

What I'd like to do is manage the creation of IIS FTP account from a Java program. The reason is long winded, but in short, I'm hoping to use FTP for supplying and receiving files from people, but there needs to be an account for every user of the program, and for external parties, and of course no one can see anyone elses files.

So all I want to do is from a Java program be able to create an account, set the password and permissions etc. Is this possible?


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IIS FTP relies on windows accounts. You might look at a different FTP server solution that contains it's own user accounts. Otherwise your question is how to make windows user accounts from a java program, and you'll need to try a different forum for that.
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fubes2000 agrees: IIS FTP is a massively unwieldy beast for cases like yours, 3rd party software will be more
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