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Q: How can I hide certain files/dirs with special chars, like: [OTHERSITE] COMPLETE [OTHERSITE]?
A: Something like: hidden_files / *[\]]*

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Q: How do I make glftpd run on my 64 bit Linux box when the glftpd executable is only 32 bit?
A: apt-get install ia32-libs
./libcopy.sh

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Q: What to do if NEWDIR suddenly is not logged (in glftpd.log) anylonger?
A: Make sure that your (x)inetd option flags are OK. If you already have -l or -L, try putting -d in front (or a dummy option). This tweak made a FreeBSD 8 box work again.

Make f-ftpbnc work on FreeBSD 64 bit

Edit Makefile and change this line:
DFLAGS=-m32 -I /usr/obj/usr/src/lib32/usr/include/ -B /usr/lib32 -O2 -W -Wall -g

And get f-ftpbnc here http://www.high-society.at/f-scripts/#f-ftpbnc (external link)

http://www.glftpd.dk (external link)
http://www.pzs-ng.com (external link)

http://glftpd.com (external link)
http://glhelp.org (external link)
http://tanesha.net (external link)
http://tanesha.net/Wiki/FooTools.html (external link)
http://fscripts.info.tm/#f-ftpbnc (external link)

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