At 23:34 06/03/99 -0800, Jeff Holliman wrote:
> I am trying to configure wu.ftpd so that when a user logs in, they
>will not be able to go above their home directory and that their home
>directory will look as /. I am not allowing any anonymous users to be able
>to login.
Everything still works with your setup, the only problem is that you cannot
execute ls.. for example, if you try to get a file which you know is there,
you will get it..
When people belong to an ftpguest group, wu-ftpd chroots to their home.
Therefore, it expects to find /bin/ls in there..
All you have to do, is copy it in every users home.. e.g.
/home/jholl/bin/ls ... Be careful, because it has to be statically linked
(��� the one in ~ftp/bin and not /bin/ls).
If you want that to be the default for every new user in your system, then
you may find convinient to do "cp -a ~ftp/bin /etc/skel" and put 'users' in
your ftpguest group.. :)
Best regards,
Sotiris.
> I have tried everything i can come up with an 1 of 2 things
>happen: <> command in ftpaccess and when using cuteftp to login to the
>ftp, people are unable to see whats in the directory. 2) When i remove
>the guestgroup command, people can see all the files as well as go above
>their home dir. Does anyone have a working ftp such as I have described?
> I would appreciate any and all help. Jeff
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