ok then how do i get pureftpd to start up when i start my computer up?
If you do not know how to do this, you better not do this for security issues. Daemons are dangerous; Windows makes use of a lot of them without the user knowing it.
But if you really want to learn how, browse through this forum for topics that discusses "filetool.lst" and "bootlocal.sh". There is an item about this on the Dillo/DSL startup window that you get whenever you boot up with DSL. You have to be competent enough to read this, otherwise do not set any daemon to start automatically during boot up.I've posted my solution to this problem at http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....t=0;r=1
original here.