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[Paul_Melson@keykertusa.com]

>For ftp, proftpd supports chrooted users.  wuftpd can support  chrooted 
users.
>However wuftpd requires you to make sure certain libs are available. 
Proftpd
>does not.
>Personally I think proftpd is the best ftp server.  Very easy to use and 
has
>apache like config files.

I'm going to second this assertion.  Setting up chrooted users w/ proftpd 
& *BSD is pretty straightforward and works flawlessly.  It works equally 
well under Linux (Slackware, non-PAM, at least - I don't know how RedHat 
or Debian like it).  It's very "tweakable" which makes it great for 
security-minded administrators or those looking for custom behaviors from 
an FTP server.

PaulM