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02-01-2005 10:44 PM
02-01-2005 10:44 PM
Hi,
I want to create one ftp user that only access to one directory /ftp/userA, and I want that this ftp user could not go to another directorys up its directory /ftp/userA.
Is it possible??
Could I do something to this user could only put files??
Thanks very much!
Carmen.
I want to create one ftp user that only access to one directory /ftp/userA, and I want that this ftp user could not go to another directorys up its directory /ftp/userA.
Is it possible??
Could I do something to this user could only put files??
Thanks very much!
Carmen.
Users are not too bad ;-)
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02-01-2005 11:21 PM
02-01-2005 11:21 PM
Re: user ftp
hi,
Make the edits to the /etc/passwd file
ftpguest:2HZkDatENY:505:125::/home/ftp/ftpguest/./:/usr/bin/false
^^^
- '.' Is the delimiter to determine where the chroot will be performed. In
this example, after logging in '/' will in effect be /home/ftp/ftpguest.
If the delimiter was placed between ftp and ftpguest then '/' would be
/home/ftp ftpguest was used as the account name in this example but you
could use any name you like.
regds,
Make the edits to the /etc/passwd file
ftpguest:2HZkDatENY:505:125::/home/ftp/ftpguest/./:/usr/bin/false
^^^
- '.' Is the delimiter to determine where the chroot will be performed. In
this example, after logging in '/' will in effect be /home/ftp/ftpguest.
If the delimiter was placed between ftp and ftpguest then '/' would be
/home/ftp ftpguest was used as the account name in this example but you
could use any name you like.
regds,
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