Subject: Re: chroot?
From: Joshua J.Kugler (isd@as.uaf.edu)
Date: Tue Nov 05 2002 - 17:02:31 AKST
If you use ProFTPd, this is handled automatically, and there is no need to
make copies of files such as ls inside the root, since ls, and everything the
user needs, is handled internally by the FTP server. We use ProFTPd here and
love it. Great server, no problems.
When the user logs in, it chroot's to their dir, and to them it looks like
they are in / and they can't cd .. out of it.
j----- k-----
On Tuesday 05 November 2002 17:16, jonr@destar.net wrote:
> I can now make my ftp users only see a particular directory and above
> without being able to traverse my file system by issuing the 'cd ..'
> command, which will only take them to their home directory which I have
> specified. My question is how do I do this for regular users so that they
> can only see their home directories and above?
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