Does "ftpconfig" do what you want?
It was designed to set up this kind of FTP access.
Regards,
Brian
The Defiant wrote:
Hi all,
With in a zone, I'm trying to create FTP access to a "specific folder" under
htdocs (basically to upload files):
Followed the below instructions from another soalris forum.
1) cat /etc/passwd|cut -f 1 -d: > /etc/ftpusers
2) At the prompt :
echo 'echo "This account only allows FTP Access."' > /bin/ftponly
make the file executable
chmod a+x /bin/ftponly
3) Next check to see if you have the file /etc/shells
a) If you have, edited the file and add
/bin/ftponly
b) If not do
ls /bin/*sh > /etc/shells
then add the /bin/ftponly line
4) Next create the user
useradd -c "FTP Only User" -d /home/ftpfiles -m -s /bin/ftponly -g staff
ftponly
5) give the ftponly account a passwd
passwd ftponly.
The "ftponly" account works fine; execpt its not chroot'ed to the perticular folder (The account can obtain /root access). Can someone help with limiting the access to a specific folder.
Thx in advance
--
Brian Ruthven
Solaris Revenue Product Engineering
Sun Microsystems UK
Sparc House, Guillemont Park, Camberley, GU17 9QG
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