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12-06-2000 03:03 AM
12-06-2000 03:03 AM
I have a little security problem for FTP sessions. I have a directory called /X/Y/Z and created an account ftpuser whose homedir is /X/Y/Z. Everything ok so far. But I would like that this user can only see /X/Y/Z and not other files/directories. How do I set it up?
Thanks,
Dieter
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12-06-2000 03:35 AM
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Solutionyou want to changed the ftpd entry in inetd.conf to add in the -a option (see man ftpd) which allows use of the ftpaccess file (see man ftpaccess) which allows you to restrict incoming ftp sessions to particular directories only (no changing dirs once logged in).
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12-06-2000 06:06 AM
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Re: FTP security
I think you will find document #A5651654 helpful. It's relative to 11.0 and describes how to prevent a FTP-only user from moving outside of his/her HOME directory.
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12-06-2000 08:37 AM
12-06-2000 08:37 AM
Re: FTP security
Where do I find this document?
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12-06-2000 08:54 AM
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Re: FTP security
Click "Maintenance and Support" -> "Search Technical Knowledge Base" -> [Choose] "Search by Doc. Id" and provide the document ID.
Anyway, here it is as an attachment for your convenience! Hope this helps, regards, Jim.
...JRF...
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12-06-2000 08:56 AM
12-06-2000 08:56 AM
Re: FTP security
Click "Maintenance and Support" -> "Search Technical Knowledge Base" -> [Choose] "Search by Doc. Id" and provide the document ID.
Anyway, here it is as an attachment for your convenience! Hope this helps, regards, Jim.
...JRF...