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could anyone pls tell me if it is possible in Proftp to setup accouts that have a home dir on a diffrent partition and instructions if it is possible. thanks ahead of time.
Originally posted by dkc_ace OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
so i just basicly add accounts on the system.
Yeah and just assign thier home dir's accordingly. by default with proftpd anyone with a user account will have ftp access but if you can always change and limit that as well.
Yeah, just make their default shell as maybe /bin/false in the /etc/passwd file. Also add the shell name of /bin/false to the file /etc/shells.
Usually by default if you setup anonymous ftp it has a dir already setup or created: /home/ftp
You can change this with the proftpd.conf configuration file or I actually made a link from that to another directory I setup for mine.
Just comment of remove the user ftp in the /etc/ftpusers file.
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