Yes you can chroot the user to their own directory trivially. www.proftpd.net tells all. -Kurt

Dany wrote:

I am not too familiar with proftp. Will that restrict access to the user's home directory. I only want them to be able to access thier home directory/subdirectories but nothing else.

Thanks

Dany Allard

Kurt Seifried wrote:

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Or just use proftpd instead of doing it all ass backwards with wuftpd:

<Directory /home/ftp/foo/customer1> <LIMIT WRITE> Order Allow,Deny Allow from 1.2.3.4 Deny from all </LIMIT> <LIMIT READ> Order Allow,Deny Allow from 1.2.3.4 Deny from all </LIMIT> </Directory>

And so on.

Kurt