Maik Stubbe wrote:
> I need full access from all clients to their home directory
> including uploads. I'm aware of the security risks using ftp. But
> there isn't another option like sftp. ~60 clients with a minimum of
> knowledge of security risks and technical understanding. It will be
> a hard a
> > 1. Using no ftp -> no chance
>
> You didn't say but are you using ftp for upload access? Since ftp
> sends passwords in the clear it is unsuitable in these days of a
> hostile Internet for any purpose other than anonymous downloading.
>
I need full access from all clients to their home dire
Maik Stubbe wrote:
> I just came accross this new security feature of vsftpd whith which
> you cannot have your $HOME writable for a chrooted user.
If the chroot file system is writable then that has the same security
issues as a writable root filesystem. Which is to say it has no
security. Simp
Hi,
I just came accross this new security feature of vsftpd whith which you cannot
have your $HOME writable for a chrooted user.
Since this ftp server is a public accessable server with ~60 users and partial
nested homedirs, there is no chance that there is no writable homedirectory.
Another b
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