At 23:34 06/03/99 -0800, Jeff Holliman wrote:
I am trying to configure wu.ftpd so that when a user logs in, they will not be able to go above their home directory and that their home directory will look as /. I am not allowing any anonymous users to be able to login.
Everything still works with your setup, the only problem is that you cannot execute ls.. for example, if you try to get a file which you know is there, you will get it.. When people belong to an ftpguest group, wu-ftpd chroots to their home. Therefore, it expects to find /bin/ls in there.. All you have to do, is copy it in every users home.. e.g. /home/jholl/bin/ls ... Be careful, because it has to be statically linked (èóå the one in ~ftp/bin and not /bin/ls). If you want that to be the default for every new user in your system, then you may find convinient to do "cp -a ~ftp/bin /etc/skel" and put 'users' in your ftpguest group.. :) Best regards, Sotiris.
I have tried everything i can come up with an 1 of 2 things happen: <> command in ftpaccess and when using cuteftp to login to the ftp, people are unable to see whats in the directory. 2) When i remove the guestgroup command, people can see all the files as well as go above their home dir. Does anyone have a working ftp such as I have described? I would appreciate any and all help. Jeff
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