HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 192)

FTP allows users to specify their own primary, secondary, and maximum extent for each data
transfer call they make. If the user specifies any of these values within the call, the FTP server
will:
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Use that value
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Ignore the specifications for the other extent values in the PORTCONF file
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Use the defaults for the values for primary extents and maxextents if you specify only
secondary extents.
If the user does not specify any extent values in the call, the FTP Server considers the values
specified in the PORTCONF file to be the user-defined values.
If the user specifies no extent values in either in the PORTCONF file or within the call, the FTP
Server uses the default values.
USERS filename
allows you to specify those users who are allowed to log on. The variable specifies the name
of a file containing the names of users who are allowed to log on.
If you set USERS with the name of a file that does not exist, the FTP Server allows no one to
log on.
If your set USERS but do not specify filename, the FTP Server replies with a “Remote server
configuration problem” message to any user trying to log on.
192 Parameters for the FTP Server Process in the PORTCONF File