NcFTPd: Configuration: domain.cf: server-type

server-name NcFTPd domain.cf file configuration
Don't forget to restart NcFTPd after modifying the domain.cf file.

This setting is used whenever the server needs to present the server name to the user. Since this can vary per-domain, you can have it print a different "host" name for each. For example, if your machine's hostname is really Hoffman.lsd.com, but you set server-name=ftp.berkeley.edu, the remote user would see:

220 ftp.berkeley.edu FTP server (NcFTPd

) ready.

instead of:

220 Hoffman.lsd.com FTP server (NcFTPd

) ready.

You can also use the cookie "@SETNAME@" which expands to the value of the
set-name variable you used for this domain.

Examples:

server-name=ftp.berkeley.edu

server-name=@SETNAME@

Recommendation:

server-name=@SETNAME@