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• Each user must have unique Username.
• By default, the home directory with the user name is under the /ftpusers directory. However, the user can also choose to use an existing directory outside of /ftpusers as his home directory. If the admin specified home directory is not available then it will raise an error.
• Permission: Read-write or Read-only are assigned for each FTP user. Users with read-write permissions are allowed to upload files, delete files and list the files and directories under his home directory.
• You can have multiple users to use same home directory. One user may have read-only permissions while others have read-write permissions on same home directory.
• FTP users are not allowed to add, modify, or delete the directories, even with read-write permissions.
• If the "Allow uploads on the member" is disabled, then users with read-write permission also can not upload files to his home directory.

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• FTP users default home directory is /ftpusers.
• The /ftpusers directory is created by default and listed in the 'Files' viewer under the root directory.By default, home directories for FTP users are under this directory.
• NIOS admin is allowed to upload and delete files to and from users home directories.
• Files uploaded by FTP users are visible in the Grid Manager.

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You can add an FTP User by importing a CSV file with the headers in the following format:

version 1.0,,,,
header-ftpuser,username*,password*,create_home_dir,home_dir,permission ftpuser,user1,passwd1,True,/ftpusers/user1,RO

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Modifying FTP Users

1. From the Data Management tab, select the File Distribution tab -> FTP Users tab.
2. Select the check box for the user you want to modify and click the Edit icon.
3. In the FTP User Editor you can modify the following:
   • Password: Enter a password for the user to use when logging in.
   • Confirm Password: Enter the same password.
   • Permissions: From the drop down choose from the following:
     • Read Only: This allows the user to display the files and their properties, but not to edit them.
     • Read/Write: This allows the user to display and edit the files and their properties.
4. Click Save & Close.

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