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Annoying Problem showing "dot" files
Sorry if this is the wrong forum to post too, but wasn't sure where else to post it
![]() We're running on a RH/Linux 6.2 and this has been driving me nuts. I've looked thru the Apache conf files, ProFTPd conf file and can't find what prevents hidden or "dot" files from being displayed when an account FTP's into their account. In the apache httpd.conf, there is a setting to prevent display dot files within the browser, but this should prevent display the dot files, when FTP'ing into the account. I've tried various FTP client programs, and set it up to show hidden or "dot" files, but yet I can't get it to display the .htaccess or .htpasswd files. So some where I'm missing where this setting is. It's not a big problem, just an annoying problem as many clients get all flustered when they can't find their files, even tho they are there, just can't been seen. One thing I did notice, if Log in as "root" , then they are visiable, otherwise not. So there must be something configured on server to allowing viewing of the hidden/"dot" files only to "root"... but where, I just can't seem to find it. Any help would be much appreciated. Mickalo
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first to your login issue: root has another setup for the environment variable "LSOPTIONS". thatīs why.
anyone can list them with ls -a (not sure about the a parameter though. do ls --help for further infos) you need to setup your ftp server not to serve file that start with a dot. which one are you using? (try "ftp localhost". it tells you the name - if it is not "hidden" by configuration) |
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I'm using ProFTPD 1.2.4 Server. I want to be able to show the .htaccess or .htpasswd files when a user FTP into their account. There's nothing in the proftpd.conf file, that I can see that prevents this. Is there something that needs to be added to the conf file in order to allow displaying the .htaccess and .htpasswd files?? thanks, Mickalo |
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i am not an apache pro, but i think it is:
<location */.ht*> deny from all </location> the apache manual will tell you how to do it exactly. here is the proftp thing (from the FAQ that comes with my proftp 1.2.0 distro - yours should be more up-to-date): Quote:
so you need to remove this from your config... |
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There is no directive in the proftpd.conf file regarding IgnoreHidden that I could find. Is there a URL to this FAQ's for Proftpd that you can supply?? thanks, Mickalo |
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on your ftp server:
file:///usr/share/doc/packages/proftpd/FAQ-config.html adjust the /share/doc to your local documentation directory. donīt know of a www url, but it should be on the proftpd homepage in the category "FAQ" ![]() |
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