That dir change monitor does not work for win9x tho (not that I nother... Its ancient).
How about the OnUserLogin/OnUserLogout events then?
If a user is logged in under whatever name and the event allowed him then the .ioftpd files simply take that username. The site commands can be caught if someone insists in such weird username behaviour. I agree mysql is way too big, a flat file or an ini file is LOTS quicker.
He darkone how about a dll or something that can directly interface with the internal ioftpd user data? Something like for example guildftpd does. With it I can directly add users/delete users etc and query users from the dll that gets called from some event? That might make the user stuff nicely flexible also. Well there would be no need then to change the user infos via ftp or telnet.. Ah well telnet isnt that hard... Just a thought.....
Writing a piece of code that does a telnet connect to port x and does the site adduser commands is easy enough.
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