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IIS 5, FTP Site, and IE7

awilliamson
in Server - Side Help (IIS, Apache, etc.)

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I have an IIS 5.0 FTP server running on 2000 Server. The FTP Site has a root folder (c:\FTPROOT), with user folders underneath (c:\FTPROOT\{userid}). Each user has a username and password, and the username=FTP Folder under the root.

IE7 Users are seeing the FTP server ROOT Folder (c:\FTPROOT), instead of the users ROOT (c:\FTPROOT\{userid}). They can navigate to it, and all is well, but I don't want them to be able to see ALL the folders.

Older browsers, like IE6 and Maxthon don't have an issue. It's only users with IE7 that seem to have the issue. I've tried to change the PASV option, and the Browse FTP Folder options within IE, and it had no effect.

Thanks, Al


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