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Thank you. I cannot test it atm though.

That's not true. There is 'PROT C' for a reason. Most people just want username and password transfered encrypted and do not want the client to steal cpu power uselessly and therefor enforce PROT C by server or disallow PROT P. We're talking about 'COMMAND CHANNEL' encryption only. There is nothing ...

Hallo, regarding this wiki article . I don't think its more secure to have a separate user than the actual 'local service' or 'network service' pseudo users to start up the service. Even if you assign 'guest' group to the self-made user its still an 'authenticated user' (NTFS, NT6+) that can access ...

Hallo,
would be great to have an option to disallow 'PROT P' for FTPES.

regards
Maniaxx

Hallo,
i want FTPES with enforced command channel 'PROT C' but disallowed DATA 'PROT P'. Didn't find an option for the latter though. Is it possible?