Thanks for the sample, Marc! We've decided to 'hard-code' a set of user-settings in a specific 'user.gen' covering all our test cases. I did try these methods, but it didn't work on my first try, so...
However, I'm a little bit confused about 'home'-directory, and how to define it! I have a couple of questions maybe you can answer! - If I specify "db/transfer" as home directory, the base is start-up directory, or? Ie <start-dir>/db/transfer will the start node for a connection as this user? - Can one control the 'base' by setting the user.dir property? /Bosse -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: Marc Chapman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Skickat: den 23 april 2007 15:26 Till: ftpserver-dev@incubator.apache.org Ämne: Re: How to grant write permission on running server not using gui? I had to do something similar to this recently. You add the write permission as an Authority on the user. The following code will add a user (based on the code provided), with a specified home directory as well as write permissions to that directory: FtpServerContext context = server.getServerContext(); UserManager userManager = context.getUserManager(); BaseUser userToAdd = new BaseUser(); final String homeDir = "/DIRECTORY/TO/GRANT/"; WritePermission wp = new WritePermission(homeDir); userToAdd.setAuthorities(new Authories[]{ wp }); userToAdd.setHomeDirectory(homeDir); userToAdd.setName(name); userToAdd.setPassword(pass); userManager.save(userToAdd); Hope this helps. marc On 4/23/07, Bo Öberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I want to be able to add user programatically and grant them write > permission. How do I achieve this? > Found a WritePermission-class, but not sure how to use it! > > I need this feature during enterprise testing. > > Adding user using: > FtpServerContext context = server.getServerContext(); > UserManager userManager = context.getUserManager(); > > BaseUser userToAdd = new BaseUser(); > userToAdd.setName(name); > userToAdd.setPassword(pass); > > userManager.save(userToAdd); > > This works fine. > > Also there is a need to set home directory later on... > > Appreciate any hints! > /Bosse > >
