Secure file and passwd transfers
Hello,
I have VSFTP on my freeBSD 5.4 system that my friends and I use to trade files. They all share the same account and password that I created. I have denied them shell access, and they are chrooted to their ~. However. 1: Is it possible to stop them from deleting items, but to still get and write? 2: I don't like the passwords being passed along the net plain text, is there another option other than scp for them to get and write, as I really don't want them to have shell access? If it is https, is it possible to upload large files? Any help is greatly appreciated. |
1. I'm sure thats just a Vsftp config setting.
2. There are shells for scp to allow just scp and nothing more. Look for Scponly (or Rssh?). |
Thank you, I will look into these options.
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Hello,
The cmds_allowed option is what I was looking for in my vsftpd.conf. This is a comma seperated list of commands I would allow in an ftp session. However I am recieving this error when I try and restart the service. Code:
OSIRIS# /usr/local/sbin/vsftpd & Code:
# allow anonymous FTP? (Beware - allowed by default if you comment this out). Many thanks in advance. |
However I am recieving this error when I try and restart the service.
Diff your current & previous config and focus on the changes. |
Sorry to repost here, but all it was clearing the cmds_allowed line and then redoing the line over, I guess I mistyped or something the first time.
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