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proftpd config question
I have proftpd up and running as pretty much a vanilla config except I added an anonyous entry. Now I have one user that I want to give full access to a specific directory (in addition to the normal home directory). This is what I thought the config segment should be based on the, IMO, beginner-forgetit-expert-required documentation.
<Directory /usr/special/directory> <Limit all> AllowUser specialuser </Limit> </Directory> Obviously this doesnt work since I am here asking. Can someone suggest the correct directives to accomplish this? TIA. |
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I have the same problem as you almost. I am trying to work out how to restrict it to allow a specfic user to login but instead of having access to the home dir only allow them read write access to the public_html directory inside of there home dir
example /home/user-name/public_html/* rwx-r-r |
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create specific directory for my ftp user
mmm i guess i have more problem than you guys but very basic..
i'm very new with this proftpd. my problem is somewhat related to your problem. my ftp is working but i cannot make a specific directory for certain user.. what i want is i will make a directory in my server and when a certain ftp user login they will go to that directory.how can i do that? what will be the configuration on my proftpd.conf? can anybody help me please.. thank you.. |
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