Solved FTP config file: Is it possible to edit?

[xieem]

Hi,

After getting my ftp to work with my subdomain I noticed 2 things.

1. The login message is boring and way 2 informative
2. The direct pointing out to the IP after connecting.

So I started to wonder if it is possible to change the login-config file (and if yes, where?) and if there would be a possibility to hide your real IP when you connect through a subdomain.

For now, it looks like this

[1] Connecting subdomain [1] Connecting to subdomain => IP [1] Connected with IP [1] 220 Synology FTP server ready. [1] AUTH SSL [1] 234 AUTH SSL command successful.

while it would be cool if you could add an ASCII file referring to your company-ftp.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Rusty]

Well not sure why this is a problem? Even if you have a dns name and not the ip, ping command can resolve the real ip address in no time.

 

[xieem]

@Rusty , I already came to the realization that that part of the question was stupid. What about the welcome message is that possible to change?

 

[xieem]

Anyways found the solution myself

You need to SSH or terminal into your Synology box.
Under /etc/, create the following two text files:
ftpwelcome : welcome message before you log on
ftpmotd : Message of the Day after logging in.