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I have a project where I need to give some users access via samba, scp and ftp (vsftp).<br />
The dir structure is setup as such.<br />
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/var/ftp<br />
/var/ftp/user1<br />
/var/ftp/user2<br />
/var/ftp/user3<br />
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What I am trying to do is keep everyone of the users inside /var/ftp and not be allowed outside, but allowing them to place items in any of the user directories.<br />
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Please help.<br />
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I have a project where I need to give some users access via samba, scp and ftp (vsftp).
The dir structure is setup as such.

/var/ftp
/var/ftp/user1
/var/ftp/user2
/var/ftp/user3

What I am trying to do is keep everyone of the users inside /var/ftp and not be allowed outside, but allowing them to place items in any of the user directories.

Please help.





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