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Hi, I just installed vsftp, and I would like to change the message it displays from "Have fun!" to some instructions about logging on.
I need to do this because I disabled anonymous login so that al l of my users can have different priveleges but I'm still keeping a guest account up tht can only see and download files. I want to have a welcome message that tells people how to login as 'guest' but I can't figure out how.
Any help would be great!
Thanks a lot,
~Andrew
PS: I know I could use virtual hosting to solve this problem, but it is a messy solution, and I'd rather people not have to remember different IP's etc.
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