[pandomaci]

Please, I need some kind of link (in the root or home dir) to the newly uploaded folder to my ftp. In the old BulletProof FTP i just created .lnk file every time the folder was uploaded. But Gene6 doesnt support the link files
Please do anybody has any ideas how to do that?

[xCav8r]

If I've understood your question correctly...

Answer: http://www.g6ftpserver.com/manuals/en/vfs.html

Related: http://www.g6ftpserver.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=478

[pandomaci]

If I've understood your question correctly...

Answer:  http://www.g6ftpserver.com/manuals/en/vfs.html

Related:  http://www.g6ftpserver.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=478

Thanks. I've read it. So if I would do that programatically, I must alter group rights for that special folder. So there is no other (easiest) way to do that, right?

[xCav8r]

I guess that depends on what you're trying to do. I have a personal upload directory for each user, and I use IceMan's nifty script for that. I have a virtual directory which I call "incoming" which is a merge of all of the individual upload folders. I could opt, naturally, not to do the merge, in which case users would see incoming/user1, incoming/user2, incoming/user3, etc.

If this is would work for you, then it would be less work than the old BPFTP, since you wouldn't need to manually create .lnk files for each newly uploaded directory. If this won't work for you, I'll have to defer a response to your question to someone more knowledgeable than I.

[pandomaci]

I guess that depends on what you're trying to do.  I have a personal upload directory for each user, and I use IceMan's nifty script for that.  I have a virtual directory which I call "incoming" which is a merge of all of the individual upload folders.  I could opt, naturally, not to do the merge, in which case users would see incoming/user1, incoming/user2, incoming/user3, etc.

Yeah I have that type of directories too, but I need now sow single dir, which would change its name after the new directory is uploaded. Lets say directory called "LATEST_MP3-Some_Album_1" in the root will point to the "upload/mp3/Some_Album_1 folder", after the "Some_Album_1" is uploaded to the mp3 dir. And when the Some_Album_2 is uploaded, the directory in the root is renamed....

You know what I mean?