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vincenzo · 10-10-2005, 07:01 AM

Hi there,

I am running ioFTPD (latest version) on a server. The sitution that I am in is as like this:

People can download 1000MB a week for example. Therefore I have set the weekly quota to 1000MB, this works excellent.

However when people upload to the server they get additional credits. I don't want them to get these credits, because they are limited for a reason.

Now I have tried to set the ratio to 1:0 but that won't give the proper results. When someone has for example 5MB of credits left and wants to download a 100MB file then normally ioFTPD would report the user 'insufficient credits', however with this ratio put on the people can download anything they want.

I have searched all over the forums, and I could not find a thread with someone in the simillar situation. So I was wondering if someone could tell me how I make sure that this will work the way I want it to.

Maybe it's not possible at all, but I doubt that.

Thanks in advance.

10-10-2005, 07:01 AM
vincenzo Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 11	Uploaders don't get credits Hi there, I am running ioFTPD (latest version) on a server. The sitution that I am in is as like this: People can download 1000MB a week for example. Therefore I have set the weekly quota to 1000MB, this works excellent. However when people upload to the server they get additional credits. I don't want them to get these credits, because they are limited for a reason. Now I have tried to set the ratio to 1:0 but that won't give the proper results. When someone has for example 5MB of credits left and wants to download a 100MB file then normally ioFTPD would report the user 'insufficient credits', however with this ratio put on the people can download anything they want. I have searched all over the forums, and I could not find a thread with someone in the simillar situation. So I was wondering if someone could tell me how I make sure that this will work the way I want it to. Maybe it's not possible at all, but I doubt that. Thanks in advance.