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Restricting directory access with vsftpd
I've been running vstftpd on my redhat box for some time, and my only complaint is that I don't like users having access to the whole filesystem.
What I'm trying to acheive is that when a user ftp's into the box they get placed in /pub and can't escape it - ie. effectively chroot them to /pub.
I can quite easily chroot users to their home directories but there's no obvious way to give them access to /pub once this is done (and I assume it's not possible, as the whole point of chrooting to their home dirs is to restrict any further access).
Has anyone managed to do this with vsftpd?
EDIT:
Oops, I guess this should have been posted to the networking forum... well everybody hates a cross-poster so I'll leave it here and post to networking if I don't get any answers...
Last edited by BobM; 03-30-2004 at 07:27 AM.
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