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There is a feature that i would like to have which is that the user can not upload any files. I know this can be done via linux permissions, but is it possible to set this in the pureftpd config. I was thinknig settuing the UploadLimit to 0, but 0 in pureftpd means unlimited.
anyone know how to actually set UploadLimit to 0 so no one can actually upload any files.
The reason i want deny upload this way is that my goal is to deny users upload, but allow them to delete exisiting files.
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