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...on a non-port-22, where SFTPD includes all the functionality of, say, wu-ftpd, or the openbsd ftpd, such as chroot, limits, etc, and does not need to create chroot jails with shells, etc in them for users that just want to transfer files. SFTPD users would have their own keyauth files, say in .ssh/sftpd_authorized_keys, which would not be read by a normal SSH daemon, and thus would not imply allowing FTP only users access to a shell. I can imagine that I will get a bunch of answers saying that people who are not interested in security should not be implementing things like FTP daemons, etc, but I think that it...