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> 
> 3) Is there any way to restrict directory access in the FTP program >
that came with FreeBSD? If a user ftp's in, I do NOT want them confined >
to their login directory. 


1) Most of these questions should not be hackers. Try questions.

2) Try using wu-ftp. Its available in the ports directory. Its what 
ftp.cdrom.com and wuarchive.wustl.edu use.

-Jerry.