Take a look at the 'class' directives looking for anonymous in them.
Be a good idea to read the ftpaccess.5 manpage as well.
Hi!,
You could either remove the "ftp" user from the /etc/passwd file or if you areQuote:> How can I turn off anonymous ftp access completely, so it will said
> anonymous access not allowed? I've search thru all the documentation
> out there, all seems tell you how to setup anonymous access, not the
> other way around. I have wu-ftpd installed on RedHat 6.2.
See ya
Dean Thompson
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1. Turning Off Uploads at Anonymous FTP Site
I've inherited control of an Anonymous FTP site and would like to disable
uploads to it. I've added this line to /usr/local/etc/ftpaccess:
uploads /home/ftp/incoming/ * no
But that won't do the trick. Is this the right command or am I
way off? I couldn't find any mention of how to do this in the man page.
Technically I suppose I could just change permissions on the incoming/
directory or delete it all together, but I'd like to use the correct
method. I'm using WU-FTPd 2.4.2 on FreeBSD.
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