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This article will explain in detail how to implement user group settings in FileZilla FTP Server. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

FileZilla user Group (Group Settings) settings. Click the fifth button in the main screen or enter it from the "Edit"-"Groups" menu.

Group setting is to facilitate user classification and management, users with the same permissions belong to the same group, so that there is no need to repeatedly set parameters such as the permissions of each user, and simplify the configuration and management work. Click the "Add" button on the right to create a new group.

After the group is created, click "Shared folders" to enter the directory permission settings page. Click the "Add" button in the middle area to add a directory. The * directories added by the default state are the home directories (Home Directory) that the group of users see after logging in, with a bold "H" logo in front of them. On the right side of the directory list are the operation permission settings for the directory. Above are the file permission settings, and below are the directory permission settings. If you want to change the home directory, just select the one in the list that you want to set to the home directory, and then click the "Set as home dir" button.

After setting up the home directory, click the "Add" button to set the rest of the directory in turn. Note, however, that if you only add other directories, after you connect with the client, you will find that you can't see any directories except the home directory and its subdirectories. What's going on here? Here we want to explain a concept-virtual path. The so-called virtual path is the directory structure seen on the client side. Since a user can only have one home directory, the client will not see it if the other directory is not mapped to a virtual directory. Therefore, only the directories other than the home directory are virtual as subdirectories of the home directory, so that they can be seen on the client side.

For example, in this example, the home directory is D:\ Downloads. If the virtual path is not set, the client can only see the contents of the home directory when logging in, and there is nothing under the E:\ FTPDown directory. How to set up a virtual path? Right-click the "E:\ FTPDown" directory in the list and select "Edit aliases" from the pop-up menu to edit the alias; now to use the E:\ FTPDown directory as the FTPRoot directory under the client home directory, type "D:\ Downloads\ FTPRoot" in the pop-up window and click the "OK" button to determine. Pay attention to the spelling rules, the first part of the path must be the absolute path of the home directory. After setting this up, you can see a "FTPRoot" directory on the client side, which is actually the E:\ FTPDown directory.

The "Speed Limits" and "IP Filter" in the group settings are the same as the speed limits and IP filter settings in the global settings, please refer to the previous content. It's just that this is only valid for users in this group. The global setting takes effect for all users.

After setting up, click the "OK" button to return to the main interface.

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