TeleFinder works alongside this program just fine. I use it to administer to my system and to give web access to folks who want to use an FTP program to administer their web sites. I simply add a path direct to their web server folder under their access. Well worth the $20 Shareware Fee (I'm registered). Check back with this guy and his site frequently, as it is a work in progress and he is frequently making changes http://crushftp.terrashare.com/

CrushFTP Features   

• Full scale FTP server. 
• Cross platform.  If you can run JAVA 1.1.7 or better, then you can run CrushFTP. (Mac, Windows, Linux, OS/2, etc.)
• Available on a variety of platforms.
• Robust, flexible, and easy to use.
• Inexpensive commercial quality product for a shareware fee of only $20.
• Fast, multithreaded design.  (927.25 KB/s downloads and 1,92.42 KB/s uploads achieved during recent tests using a 44.6 MB test file.  Server was a 450 MHz Celeron with 192 MB of RAM running Windows 2000.  Client was a 333 MHz Celeron with 128 MB RAM running Windows 95.)
• Resume download...as well as resume upload. This was my initial reason for writing CrushFTP. A few Mac servers supported resume download, but none supported resume upload.
• Complete remote administration works on any machine that can run CrushFTP. (Your remote GUI controls the Server.)
• Ticker window displaying server statistics in a mini window that is moveable and stretchable. Allows you to have a tiny ticker window on your desktop screen that scrolls the servers stats.
• Intuitive, built-in user manager for administering user and group accounts.
• Built in log viewer is updated in real time as the server is running.  Can access up to the last 50 KB in your log file.
• Per-directory file permissions. All directories can have different read/write/view/delete permissions.
• Directory quotas. Every directory can have a quota applied to it, or inherit from the parent directory.
• Compatible with aliases on the Mac and shortcut files (*.lnk) on the Windows platform. They are treated just like a directory. You can browse through the exact path the user will see with a custom directory browser I wrote. (works through aliases and .lnk files)
• Long filenames on the Mac. HFS+ support for storing and retrieving files or directories with up to 255 characters!
• Not based on Apple file sharing!  That means it's fast, simple, and flexible to setup users, groups, and permissions.
• MacBinary II encoding on the fly when a user has turned on MacBinary (MACB E) and is downloading a file with a resource fork. Also, uploads that are MacBinary files are stored as Mac files.
• Detailed server logs.
• Bandwidth limits on uploads per [user/group/server].
• Bandwidth limits on downloads per [user/group/server].
• Idle timeout for auto-disconnect per [user/group].
• Maximum login time allowed per [user/group].
• Maximum simultaneous logins allowed per [user/group].
• Maximum logins per IP for a [user/group]. (e.g. 100 anonymous logins, but only 2 from the same IP)
• Allow/Deny IP restrictions for logins per [user/group/server]. Supports IP ranges for deny and allow.
• Max download amount per [user/group] for each login session. (e.g. after 10mb's the user cannot download till they logout and then login again)
• Day of week restrictions per [user/group/server] (e.g. Sun, Mon, Tue, etc.)
• Time of day restrictions per [user/group/server] (e.g. login between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. and between 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.)
• Group inheriting for users, along with ability to override any part of a group setting for a particular user.
• Spying on connected users.  See all their commands issued, their current dir, the permissions for that dir, bytes sent, bytes received, speeds on current transfers, login time, login IP, etc.
• Download ratio per [user/group]. Both can be temporary per session login or permanent.
• Extensive server statistics, such as last login date, time, IP, current total server bandwidth usage (bytes in/out), etc.
• Invisible mode allows the server to run without any windows. (On a PC it can only be seen with ctrl-alt-delete.)
• SITE commands for remote administering from an FTP client. Each [user/group] can be limited to what commands they can issue.
• Custom responses for a lot of server responses. You can edit them to fit your style.
• Server variables can be displayed to users just by putting the variable in "%"'s. (ex. You are login # %login_number%.)
• Active development.  New features are constantly being added.
    

  You can download CrushFTP direct from TFBBS. Sign on a guest with a password of tfsysop if requested.