I want to set up a FTP- and a Webserver on the same machine. So one this machine I will have normal Linux-Users and ftp-users. Is it possible to configure the ftp-user in a way, that they can't log into the Server via telnet, rlogin, ssh etc. Normal users should do that. But not ftp-users. You can set the user's shell to /bin/false so no login via telnet,... is
Hi, possible but as /bin/false is a valid shell (/etc/shells) ftp-logins are possible.
If it isn't possible, is it possible to give this users an own Root-Directory-Structure with chroot?
Yes, you can do this by inserting the users into /etc/ftpchroot and setting their homedir to the chroot target. Malte Sandow
Hi,
I want to set up a FTP- and a Webserver on the same machine. So one this machine I will have normal Linux-Users and ftp-users. Is it possible to configure the ftp-user in a way, that they can't log into the Server via telnet, rlogin, ssh etc. Normal users should do that. But not ftp-users. You can set the user's shell to /bin/false so no login via telnet,... is possible but as /bin/false is a valid shell (/etc/shells) ftp-logins are possible.
If it isn't possible, is it possible to give this users an own Root-Directory-Structure with chroot? Yes, you can do this by inserting the users into /etc/ftpchroot and setting their homedir to the chroot target.
Malte Sandow
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Thank you for a very fast help :-) Rene Bangemann
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