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proftpd permission for subdirectory
I've this setting in my .conf file
<Limit LOGIN> Order deny,allow AllowUser pupapa </Limit> <Directory /home/htdocs/*> <Limit DIRS> AllowAll </Limit> <Limit READ WRITE> Order deny,allow AllowUser pupapa </Limit> </Directory> However, the user pupapa cannot upload files to subdirectory of "/home/htdocs/" althought I've specified a '*' under "/home/htdocs/" It can't even upload to directory "/home/htdocs/" if there is subdirectory underneath it. If there is no subdirectory, then upload is successful. I can't understand how it works. All I want is if a user has permission to a specified directory, he/she should have access to all subdirectories. How ? Currently, I've a few subdirectories under "/home/htdocs/": "/home/htdocs/web" "/home/htdocs/web/images" "/home/htdocs/docs" etc..... |
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