does anyone know how to limit file type about proftpd!

singying304 · 07-13-2005, 01:00 AM

now,i wanna limit some user cannot upload *.htm *.php *.cgi

how can i do it?

singying304 · 07-13-2005, 04:29 AM

thank you~

singying304 · 07-13-2005, 08:24 PM

help me please~

singying304 · 07-14-2005, 04:11 AM

anyone help~?

bathory · 07-14-2005, 04:53 AM

This will help you.

singying304 · 07-14-2005, 06:35 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by bathory
This will help you.

really thank you!

singying304 · 07-14-2005, 06:42 AM

another problem ,

type some command in .ftpacces seem can control user's permission

now i do useradd -d /home/group1/abc,the directroy will create in /home/group1/abc

and do uaseadd -d /home/group2/abc ,directroy will create in /home/group2/abc

bu i only want group1 jsut can uplaod which file type ".rar"

group2 only can upload ".htm"

how can i do it?

but i don't want modify in each user ?i wanna when i create some user to group1 will automatic only can uplaod ".rar"

create user in group2 only can upload " .htm" automatic

--------
<Directory /hoem/group1/*>
AllowFilter ".rar"
</Directory>
<Directory /hoem/group2/*>
AllowFilter ".htm"
</Directory>

is it work?

and then i don't want to modify proftpd.conf

i just wanna modify .ftpaccess,how can i do it? thx all~

bathory · 07-14-2005, 07:00 AM

Mind that AllowFilter and DenyFilter are used to block ftp commands. (I think that % is for escaping ftp commands, but I'm not sure). You must use the PathAllowFilter and PathDenyFilter directives to do what you want. Something like this

Code:

PathDenyFilter \.(php|cgi|htm)$

I haven't use .ftpaccess but I guess you can use those directives inside .ftpaccesss. Just try and see if it works.

Regards

singying304 · 07-14-2005, 07:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by bathory
Mind that AllowFilter and DenyFilter are used to block ftp commands. (I think that % is for escaping ftp commands, but I'm not sure). You must use the PathAllowFilter and PathDenyFilter directives to do what you want. Something like this

Code:

PathDenyFilter \.(php|cgi|htm)$

I haven't use .ftpaccess but I guess you can use those directives inside .ftpaccesss. Just try and see if it works.

Regards

O..really thank you~

another problem ,

type some command in .ftpacces seem can control user's permission

now i do useradd -d /home/group1/abc,the directroy will create in /home/group1/abc

and do uaseadd -d /home/group2/abc ,directroy will create in /home/group2/abc

bu i only want group1 jsut can uplaod which file type ".rar"

group2 only can upload ".htm"

how can i do it?

but i don't want modify in each user ?i wanna when i create some user to group1 will automatic only can uplaod ".rar"

create user in group2 only can upload " .htm" automatic

--------
<Directory /hoem/group1/*>
AllowFilter ".rar"
</Directory>
<Directory /hoem/group2/*>
AllowFilter ".htm"
</Directory>

is it work?

and then i don't want to modify proftpd.conf

i just wanna modify .ftpaccess,how can i do it? thx all~

bathory · 07-14-2005, 07:34 AM

As I told you, why don't you try to put the directives inside .ftpaccess and see if they work!
Create a .ftpaccess inside /home/group1 with something like this:

Code:

<Directory /home/group1/*>
PathAllowFilter \.rar$
</Directory>

Create another .ftpaccess inside /home/group2 with something like this:

Code:

<Directory /home/group2/*>
PathAllowFilter \.htm$
</Directory>

singying304 · 07-14-2005, 07:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by bathory
As I told you, why don't you try to put the directives inside .ftpaccess and see if they work!
Create a .ftpaccess inside /home/group1 with something like this:

Code:

<Directory /home/group1/*> PathAllowFilter \.rar$ </Directory>

Create another .ftpaccess inside /home/group2 with something like this:

Code:

<Directory /home/group2/*> PathAllowFilter \.htm$ </Directory>

this way also ok~

thank you !!