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From: Todd Meister <todd@lmi.net>
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On 04-Nov-99 Deepwell Internet wrote:
> On my home Linux system I have a cool command called ftpwho that lets me 
> see who is using ftp right now and what they're doing.  Is there a similar 
> command for FreeBSD?

As far as I know, that's part of the Washington University FTP daemon (wu-ftpd).

It's in the ports collection.

-Todd


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