June 2, 201412 yr Hello, Well, things didn't go well trying to install the latest ProFTPd on my 6.0Beta4 install. the OEM ftp worked, I just wanted more than 1 user and more security. However, now I would like to revert back to the original config. I know proftpd puts files in various places, and makes directories and log files. So my question for the group is: How can I completely uninstall proftpd and remove all traces of it? I tried the obvious: /boot/config and /boot.packages. After removing all the files that look like they belonged to proftpd, I still have the ICON in the GUI, and the stock FTP does not start. It was easy enough install all my add-ons, so maybe it would be easier to make a fresh config? If I need to do that, will the typical UTILITIES-NEW CONFIG work for this, or will there still be leftover parts? I am confident that my data survives through this process, I have reset my config several times. Other than the unMENU, I run the SMTP server with the daily status email, and the APC powerdown add-ons. If there is another FTP server I can use, I am all ears. I have the GCC complier install, and I think my Linux knowledge is workable (I work for Sourcefire). Thanks, Dave
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