> The users home directory does not have the required files to allow the ls
> command to work correctly in ftp. To fix the problem copy the basic
> structure of the anon-ftp directory to the users home directory, (etc bin
> lib and so on). Then nail the perms on these files/directories to the
> floor.
By "nail them to the floor", do you mean something other than 111 for
~user/bin/ls ? And how does ownership play a part? I've got root.daemon
for ~user/bin and root.bin for ~user/bin/ls as per the wu-ftpd HOWTO. I'm
sure I've forked something up somewhere, but I can't figure out what...
Mike
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Edwards Graphic Arts, Inc.
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