by Nikolas dafopoulo » Thu, 20 Jun 1996 04:00:00
I configuring an FTP server. I was able to set it up for secure logins
only with the ftpaccess file and make it defaul to the users home
directory by editing the /etc/passwd file. How can I restrict a users
access so thet they can see there home directory only with it's
subdirectories, and nothing else.
Thanks for any help
Nikolas
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Quick question:
How do I limit a user to only their home directory when they login via
ftp?
Thanks!
Tony
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