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NWFTP and permissions
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| rbrantley@frenship.us 2005-06-16, 5:45 pm |
| I have setup my server with Apache and FTP access on a seperate volume(i.e.
VOL_1) in order to seperate some of the data for backup purposes. I have
created the users and given them permissions to specific directories on
VOL_1 for FTP access. The problem I am running into and do not like, is
that although they seem to have just permissions to their directory on
VOL_1 they can also browse up to SYS and _ADMIN directories with a FTP
client. They do not have write access to SYS or _ADMIN obviously but I
would like to keep them restricted to just VOL_1:/their_specific_folder. I
thought it might have to do with the FTPREST.txt or the FTPSEV.cfg So here
are some snippets below of my config. I would be most grateful to figure
this problem out.
[vbcol=seagreen]
#HOST_IP_ADDR=
#FTP_PORT=21
MAX_FTP_SESSIONS=30
IDLE_SESSION_TIMEOUT=600
SECURE_CONNECTIONS_ONLY=NO
#DEFAULT_NAMESPACE=LONG
DATA_BUFF_SIZE=256
KEEPALIVE_TIME=10
#WELCOME_BANNER=SYS:/etc/welcome.txt
#MESSAGE_FILE=message.txt
#PASSIVE_PORT_MIN=1
#PASSIVE_PORT_MAX=65534
PSEUDO_SERVER_FLAG=1
PSEUDO_FILE_PERMISSIONS=644
PSEUDO_DIR_PERMISSIONS=755
#DEFAULT_USER_HOME_SERVER=
DEFAULT_USER_HOME=vol_1:/web
#IGNORE_REMOTE_HOME=NO
#IGNORE_HOME_DIR=NO
#DEFAULT_FTP_CONTEXT=
#SEARCH_LIST=
#FTP_CATALOG_NAME=ftpcat
RESTRICT_FILE=sys:/etc/ftprest.txt
ANONYMOUS_ACCESS=NO
#ANONYMOUS_HOME=sys:/public
#ANONYMOUS_PASSWORD_REQUIRED=YES
#INTRUDER_HOST_ATTEMPTS=20
#HOST_RESET_TIME=5
#INTRUDER_USER_ATTEMPTS=5
#USER_RESET_TIME=10
#FTP_LOG_DIR=sys:/etc
#MAX_LOG_SIZE=1024
#FTP_LOG_LEVEL=7
#FTPD_LOG=ftpd
#AUDIT_LOG=ftpaudit
#INTRUDER_LOG=ftpintr
#STAT_LOG=ftpstat
#UNLOAD_THIS_INSTANCE=NO
#CLEAR_EXISTING_INTRUDERS=NO
[vbcol=seagreen]
*.O=CO ACCESS= ALLOW
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