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[ale] ftp access
- Subject: [ale] ftp access
- From: maltzen at mm.com (Gary Maltzen)
- Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2000 12:37:54 -0500
Assuming that the customers are using unique login names,
1) the customer must have a username and password on the server
2) the shell listed (in /etc/passwd) must also appear in /etc/shells
3) the home directory in /etc/passwd should probably be chroot, e.g.
account:x:123:456:Description:/home/httpd/./account:/bin/false
4) that account must have (write) privileges in the directory,
either as owner or group access
5) /etc/ftpaccess must allow non-anonymous login, e.g.
class all real,guest *
6) /etc/ftpaccess must allow upload to the directory, e.g.
upload /home/httpd /account yes account group 0440 dirs
> I have been thrust into the "Head Tech" position with an ISP,
> and have a problem I can not solve.
>
> We are running SUSE Linux and Apache. Recently some of our
> virtual domains have lost the ability to FTP into their sites.
> I suspect that these are sites we moved from one server to
> another (prior to my coming on board), but I can not verify.
>
> What is the process to allow customers to ftp to "their sites"???
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