updated: 6/17/98
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Related TopicCustomizing FTP messages and Web errors
Editing FTP MessagesThe Web & File server displays a default message when an FTP clients logs in as a registered user, or logs in anonymously. You can edit the messages by making changes to the appropriate files.
The three FTP messages are
The FTP message files are located in: System Folder:Preferences:AppleShare IP Preferences: FTP Preferences: To edit the file, open it using any text-processing program, make your changes, then save. Changes take effect after you restart the Web & File Server. Each FTP message file can contain up to 31 lines, with each line ending with a carriage return. Each line should be no more than 80 characters long. Editing Web error messagesYou can change the text in the error messages (for example, "404: File not found") that appear on a client's computer when the Web Server needs to return an error message to the user's browser. The default error files are located in the Error Files folder, inside the Web Folder on the Web & File Server's hard disk. You can edit these files using any html editing tool, but be sure not to change the format of the file names. The files must be html files, and be named as follows: "xxx.html," where the "xxx" is the error number. Following are the eight error files that you can edit
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