Directory Census
ftp directory listing?? help?
i need to create an “ftp” directory from which the public can download files..i was told this wasn’t hard… if someone can show me step by step i would be in debt. first of all i’m not sure if i’m calling it correctly when i say “ftp” but what i’m lookin for is something very close to this example :
http://www2.census.gov/census_2000/datas…
I have my own website from which i can create sub folders…if that helps.
anyone?
What patform do you have. It will be almost no work if you are using Linux or Solaris as the FTP server is already there.
Alternately you can create a directory in which there is no index.html, then configure your web server to list the directory contents when index.html is not found.
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