The format of the native path is the same used by the operating system. ĭirectories and removing any trailing ‘/’ character. Virtual paths are normalized by resolving all. The format of the virtual path is the same one used by UNIX-like operating systems: files and directories are separated by the slash ‘/’ character and all files and directories belong toĪ unique root, whose name is exactly ‘/’. \) and a native path (eg, C:\ftproot\sample). To add a mount point click on the Add button and enter a virtual path (eg. The native path is a local file path, the virtual path is the path that the FTP users will see and it is mapped to the native path by FileZilla Server. To share files and directories with FTP users, FileZilla Server uses the concept of mount points.Ī mount point includes a virtual path and a native path. Be aware that, in case there is at least one user in that group, you’ll be asked to choose if you want to delete just the group, delete also all the users in it, or move the users to another group. To remove a group, select it and click on the Remove button. To duplicate a group, select it and click on the Duplicate button. To rename a group, select it and click on the Rename button. To create a new group, click on the Add button you find at the bottom. The Speed limits tab allows to edit the speed limits for that group.The Filters tab allows you to edit the filters for that group.The General tab allows you to edit the mount points and set an optional description for that group.On the right side of the Groups panel you find three tabs: To edit a group, select it from the list you find on the left of the Groups panel. One user can belong to more than one group (see the Users section below) and groups are used to define properties shared by all users belonging to them.
FileZilla Server supports the creation of users and groups.
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