Re: RH Linux / wu-ftp security question?

From: Andrei Ivanov (iva_at_racoon.riga.lv)
Date: 10/29/04

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    David Levine <dlevine@pcisg.com> wrote:
    > I have an ftp user who needs to put files up on the server, but I do
    > not want them to be able to delete anything - not even files that they
    > post. I do have the following set in /etc/ftpaccess:
    >
    > delete no anonymous,guest
    >

    Make sure that chmod/overwrite/rename are not allowed as well.
    Also, you need to specify upload directory. Let's assume that
    my ftp sub-tree starts from /opt/ftp, and I'm allowing users
    to upload files into /opt/ftp/pub/inc directory. In this case
    I'll need the following line in my /etc/ftpaccess file:

      upload /opt/ftp /pub/inc yes ftp daemon 0644 nodirs

    (Yes, there is blank space between "/opt/ftp" and "/pub/inc".)

    -- 
    andrei
    

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