Install Windows Server 2003

I'm trying to install windows server 2003 as Server for File Sharing in my local network. This is my first time use it. Hope it run smoothly..

Found some links, suggested by google :

Setup Windows Server 2003 - Bagian 1
Setup Windows Server 2003 - Bagian 2

Thanks for Author. :)

Automatically install dependencies with “dpkg -i”

I want to install Webmin this morning. So, i can manage the server easily (i don't know, its easy or something that i have to learn more how to use it).

When i try to install with "dpkg -i name_of_package", its back with some error, which mean some depencies need it from reposotory. Trying to search on the net, and found it.

Just like on the net say : it works for debian lenny with command affect apt-get and dpkg. But, in this case, i am using Ubuntu (which is Debian distro), and works fine.

1. Try to install with "dpkg -i", if its need some dependencies, try number two.
2. Fix it with "apt-get-f --force-yes --yes install"
3. Install your packages again with "dpkg -i"

Its work for me, i hope you too.

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VSFTP Config to send users to specific folders

See help instructions here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/vsftpd-chroot-problem-387883/

I think you are looking for this snippet of information:

All the users belonging to ftp-users group goes into /home/ftp-docs/ftp_stuff by default when they login. They cannot navigate in other directories and are restricted to this particular directory.

You do this:

Create a directory by issuing the following command as root:

mkdir -p /home/ftp-docs/ftp_stuff

Then do this:

chgrp ftp-users /home/ftp-docs/ftp_stuff
chmod -R 777 /home/ftp-docs/ftp_stuff

In the /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf write this :

chroot_list_enable=YES
chroot_list_file=/etc/vsftpd.chroot_list

Put all you ftp-users group userś name in /etc/vsftpd.chroot_list Then in the /etc/passwd file make the home directory of all the users belonging to ftp-users group to /home/ftp-docs/ftp_stuff.

Then do the following:

service vsftpd restart

Then login via any user belonging to ftp-users group you will lend into /home/ftp-docs/ftp_stuff. You cant go to the other higher level directories.

you can create multiple entries in the list for multiple groups. the order in which those groups are in the list file will dictate their highest directory I believe.

Hope that helps. Thomas


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