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imported_goku

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Am I allowed to host an FTP server that connects to remote shares? Like I've got G: connecting to a network share and I'm wondering if Filezilla supports connecting to remote network shares or not.
 
If you've mapped it as a drive letter, the operating system should take care of interfacing with FileZilla Server. When users connect to that drive, say G:, I'm pretty sure all of the traffic has to pass through your FTP server. I don't think FTP users can connect directly to the network share.
 
Originally posted by: Zugzwang152
If you've mapped it as a drive letter, the operating system should take care of interfacing with FileZilla Server. When users connect to that drive, say G:, I'm pretty sure all of the traffic has to pass through your FTP server. I don't think FTP users can connect directly to the network share.
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I've loaded it into filezilla but in the FTP client it shows nothing..
 
Originally posted by: goku
Originally posted by: Zugzwang152
If you've mapped it as a drive letter, the operating system should take care of interfacing with FileZilla Server. When users connect to that drive, say G:, I'm pretty sure all of the traffic has to pass through your FTP server. I don't think FTP users can connect directly to the network share.
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I've loaded it into filezilla but in the FTP client it shows nothing..
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Wow, I just tried it with a drive mapped via NetDrive and confirmed. 🙁

I guess you know what they say about assuming 😛
 
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