Preferences
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Main tab
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  - Resolve hostnames:
     Check this if you want to see human-readable 
     hostnames instead of plain IP-adresses. Please 
     note that name lookups takes some time and the
     program may seem non-responsive if there are many
     connections.
  - Remember Window size...
     If you enable this, pureadmin will restore its previous
     position and size. It will also save the position
     of the dividers (the "grab handlers" you can use to change
     size of the "online users" list versus the "activities"
     list.
  - Enable notification icon
     If enabled, a small icon will appear in the notification
     area of your desktop when something happens on your server,
     such as a new user logged in or someone disconnected.
     
Virtual Users
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  - System UserID:
      Set this to the preferred default system id to use
      when adding new users. This is only a default-value
      and can of course be changed for each user once they
      are added.
  - System GroupID:
      Same as above but the group.
  - Home Directory:
      This is the default choise for home-directory when creating a
      new user. As with the system ids, this is only a 
      default and can be changed on a per-user basis.
      
External
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Note: These options are autodeteced when PureAdmin is launched for the first time so there shouldn't be any need to change them unless something changes with the PureFTPd installation.
* User Management
  - Pure-pw command:
      The name of the pure-pw command, with optional full 
      path.
  - Default password file:
      The password-file to use when adding users. If not 
      explicity changed when pureftpd was installed, use 
      /etc/pureftpd.passwd
  - Default puredb-file:
      The binary version of the above file. This is the file 
      that the ftpserver is using. Set to /etc/pureftpd.pdb 
      if unsure.
  - Character encoding:
      If you want to use non-ASCII characters in your usernames
      you must make sure that you use a character encoding that
      your ftp clients understand.
       
      By default, pureadmin will use the encoding that you run
      for the rest of your system (try run 'locale' to find out),
      but this may cause trouble with your ftp-clients.
      It is recommended that you only use English characters and
      numbers for your usernames. Certain characters are also safe,
      such as the underscore (`_'), punktuation (`.') and some others.
      
* Logging
  - Logging method:
      Choose the method that PureFTPd uses for logging. If 
      unsure, try syslog, and the file /var/log/messages. 
      You can check the method by checking the startup script 
      and/or configuration-file for PureFTPd.
  - Logfile:
      The file that should be watched for logging. 
      Defaults are
        /var/log/messages     (syslog)
        /var/log/pureftpd.log (custom)