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Proftpd basics
I have Proftpd setup on my server in a default configuration for anonymous access. I want to scrap all that and have single user FTP access for uploading files to an apache website. I know this doesn't sound hard, but I've been reading http://proftpd.linux.co.uk/localsite/Userguide/linked/userguide.html and haven't found a practicle examples that didn't use <Anonymous> or <VirtualHost>. Can someone post a simple example?
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Ok, this site cleared it up for me http://www.freebsddiary.org/proftpd.php.
The <anonymous> tags made think they were only used for anonymous access, or at least I have a different idea of what anonymous access means to ProFTPD. But after testing with user ftp, it was all working fine. But when I created my own user and changed the config file to reflect the new user I get an error in my log saying : Code:
:No such user 'engweb'... : USER engweb: no such user found from... My engweb is in the ftp group and my config file looks like... Code:
<Anonymous ~ftp>
User engweb
Group engweb
Maxclients 10
RequireValidShell off
<Limit WRITE>
DenyAll
</Limit>
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</Anonymous>
I created a group 'engweb' but I don't really know for what purpose. I tried group ftp but it made no difference. |
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