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Old 02-28-2002, 06:56 PM   #1
mtellin
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Restricting FTP Users


Hey everyone, Im trying to set up my FTP server on RedHat 7.1 I set up a user, I gave them a home directory, tested it and everything works great....except....they go to their home directory(which is where I would want them to stay) but they can cd .. up to the root directory, how do I restrict it so they are only able to see their home directories and any directories they decide to make inside of it?
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Old 02-28-2002, 08:54 PM   #2
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Put the users name in /etc/ftpchroot. When the user logs into ftp, ftpd will do a chroot (change root directory) to the users home directory. Note that this is the standard ftp daemon. Others (wuftpd, etc.) may do things a little different.
 
  


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