On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Jean-Claude Tremblay wrote:
> We are able to set some ftp account easily for our client where they can
> download/upload their files. All our custumers ftp account have been created
> inside a group called Clients. Each one can only see their own folder, and
> they cannot see others parts of the ftp sites. The problems we are having is
> that we need to set a users account that can read/write to all Clients ftp
> account but cannot see others parts of the ftp sites. This user should be
> able to download/upload/delete file and directory. How can we do that? We
> have try various things with no real luck. The peoples (seller of the
> systems) that are suppose to help us does not really give us much help as
> far. A step by steps tips could really help us...
The easiest thing that comes to mind is a commercial app called
ncftpd. Ncftpd is a ftp server that is very easy to configure and has some
nice security features. The one you would like is the ability to easily
confine folks to their home directory. Just make your 'master' ftp account
the parent directory for all the other ftp accounts and it should be able
to read/write anything below it.
You could probably do the same thing in a chrooted wuftp or proftp but
you'll have to keep searching for info on how to do that.
Visit www.ncftp.com for more info.
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