ProFTPD issue

[Tim]

On Sat, 2007-11-17 at 10:35 -0800, wwli wrote:
> I am really really tired this proftpd configure thing,, What I want to
> do is really simple, just restrict user to its onw home directory when
> user login ftp, 

Sounds like you want to look into "chroot".  I've not played with FTP
servers for years, but I do recall reading instructions to chroot when
someone logs in, so they're stuck in a jail that has their homespace at
the top of the tree, with just a few system commands copied to a chroot
jail for them (so they can list files, etc., the usual FTP operations).

Stick chroot and proftpd into a Google search, and see if that gets you
started.

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