Hi all;

Currently connecting sftp client sessions are being handled by sshd 
rolling over to sftp-server (I think that's the way it works, at least, 
it's working after I got sshd going :).

Is there a reason to set up protftpd and have it handle sftp 
connections?

There are directions on the proftpd site for setting up the tunnel, but 
other than being able to use proftpd's ability to chroot users to their 
home directory, I'm not sure what I'd get out of it (compared to using 
the current server).

If I can chroot sftp users from the sshd/sftp-server combo, I've not 
seen how to do it, yet, but I would like to do that.

Thanks for thoughts;

Brian