What is the difference between “user” and “account” in FileZilla site manager?
In FileZilla, there are "user" and "account" in the site manager as the logon type is account. What is the difference between "user" and "account"?
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In FileZilla, there are "user" and "account" in the site manager as the logon type is account. What is the difference between "user" and "account"?
ftp filezilla
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
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In FileZilla, there are "user" and "account" in the site manager as the logon type is account. What is the difference between "user" and "account"?
ftp filezilla
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
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asked Dec 9 at 2:21
C.R. Lin
111
In FileZilla, there are "user" and "account" in the site manager as the logon type is account. What is the difference between "user" and "account"?
ftp filezilla
ftp filezilla
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
24.5k155277
asked Dec 9 at 2:21
C.R. Lin
111
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
24.5k155277
asked Dec 9 at 2:21
C.R. Lin
111
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
24.5k155277
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
24.5k155277
edited Dec 9 at 6:23
Kamil Maciorowski
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24.5k155277
asked Dec 9 at 2:21
C.R. Lin
111
asked Dec 9 at 2:21
C.R. Lin
111
asked Dec 9 at 2:21
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There is this question on Stack Overflow: What is FTP ACCT command for? The answer is:
USER specifies the user used for authorization. Once authorized the user might need to select between various accounts it has. While this might not be a common use case with most servers, remember that ftp is not only usable for systems where each user has only a single account, but that its a really old protocol and was developed in mind with mainframes, VMS and others which might be different or more flexible when separating authorization and account.
Note: if you find this useful then consider upvoting the original answer on SO.
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There is this question on Stack Overflow: What is FTP ACCT command for? The answer is:
USER specifies the user used for authorization. Once authorized the user might need to select between various accounts it has. While this might not be a common use case with most servers, remember that ftp is not only usable for systems where each user has only a single account, but that its a really old protocol and was developed in mind with mainframes, VMS and others which might be different or more flexible when separating authorization and account.
Note: if you find this useful then consider upvoting the original answer on SO.
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There is this question on Stack Overflow: What is FTP ACCT command for? The answer is:
USER specifies the user used for authorization. Once authorized the user might need to select between various accounts it has. While this might not be a common use case with most servers, remember that ftp is not only usable for systems where each user has only a single account, but that its a really old protocol and was developed in mind with mainframes, VMS and others which might be different or more flexible when separating authorization and account.
Note: if you find this useful then consider upvoting the original answer on SO.
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There is this question on Stack Overflow: What is FTP ACCT command for? The answer is:
USER specifies the user used for authorization. Once authorized the user might need to select between various accounts it has. While this might not be a common use case with most servers, remember that ftp is not only usable for systems where each user has only a single account, but that its a really old protocol and was developed in mind with mainframes, VMS and others which might be different or more flexible when separating authorization and account.
Note: if you find this useful then consider upvoting the original answer on SO.
There is this question on Stack Overflow: What is FTP ACCT command for? The answer is:
USER specifies the user used for authorization. Once authorized the user might need to select between various accounts it has. While this might not be a common use case with most servers, remember that ftp is not only usable for systems where each user has only a single account, but that its a really old protocol and was developed in mind with mainframes, VMS and others which might be different or more flexible when separating authorization and account.
Note: if you find this useful then consider upvoting the original answer on SO.
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