You can do this with vsftpd as well. I tend to trust vsftpd more than I would wuftpd or
proftpd.
vsftpd ships in red hat linux 7.3, and id you are using an earlier version, you can
just take
the src rpm and rebuild it.
Matt
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 03:35:08PM -0700, Brian Lucas wrote:
> What s
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On 09-Aug-2002/15:35 -0700, Brian Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>What sort of things have the rest of you done for restricting a user to a
>single folder (home folder) and not allowing them access to anything like
>/etc, /dev, etc.?
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>This has spe
Title: Locking a user down to a single folder
this is called chroot jail.
most of the FTP daemons support it.
my suggestion si to go with proftpd.
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Title: Locking a user down to a single folder
What sort of things have the rest of you done for restricting a user to a single folder (home folder) and not allowing them access to anything like /etc, /dev, etc.?
This has specific application to FTP users? We have a single test box isolated
