Well seems to be a normal problem that i can't find a clear answer for
[19:33:57] 530 User user cannot log in, home directory inaccessible.
I am using this.
http://blog.crowe.co.nz/archive/2006/02/15/556.aspx

I'm trying to set up an IIS FTP site with multiple directories, but
want individual users to not see the root directory or anying outside
of their home directories.
I figured I could create one ftp site on port 21 with a set home

situation:
- A SpeedTouch router connected to Internet.
- A Win 2003 server running a few FTP server's (IIS6).
Everything was working fine.

We're running ftp on a Windows 2000 server.
Before our harddrive failure last week, we had specific folders for
customers that they would automatically get routed to when they logged in
(see KB article 201771). The user had full control of their own folder but

I setup IIS/FTP on my XP Pro box.  I am able to see the directory
listing when I connect using another computer on the network using the
local IP address. When I try to connect externally (using the external
IP), I can connect, but the directory listing fails (basically

I'm interested in setting up an .FTP server on a PC in my LAN so relatives &
friends can download photos & videos.  Maybe IIS is the way to go, perhaps
not.  I don't want anything that's really complicated.  I'm open to
suggestions of alternatives.  And, I'd really appreciate ...

I set up an ftp site and it works fine except that when I want to copy over
files I often get a message 'timed out' is there any way to set the timeout
variable? or it may be related to something else
Thank you,

I have been searching a way to run a batch file on a server remotely through
a FTP connection.  I have been told to use site and a sitecommandname.  
However, I am unable to find anything that explains how to create or do this.
My client is WS_FTP which can run the site ...