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I am using virutal users, so I am afraid I cant do that :(<br />
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Do you know If proftpd support that functionality, using virtual users?!<br />
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Thank you
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I am using virutal users, so I am afraid I cant do that :(

Do you know If proftpd support that functionality, using virtual users?!

Thank you

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Virtual users are mapped to the &quot;guest_username&quot; real user<br />
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Just set up permissions like this:<br />
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home directory of vuser: owner: root, permissions rwxr-xr-x<br />
read-only directories: owner: root, permissions rwxr-xr-x<br />
files in read-only directories: owner: root, permissions rw-r--r--<br />
read-write directory: owner &quot;guest_username&quot;, rwxr-xr-x
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Virtual users are mapped to the "guest_username" real user

Just set up permissions like this:

home directory of vuser: owner: root, permissions rwxr-xr-x
read-only directories: owner: root, permissions rwxr-xr-x
files in read-only directories: owner: root, permissions rw-r--r--
read-write directory: owner "guest_username", rwxr-xr-x

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pro<a href="ftp" rel="ugc">ftp</a>: sorry, don't use it, but should work the same way
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proftp [ftp]: sorry, don't use it, but should work the same way

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As I said, I am using virtual user; so the above doesnt aplly for me :(
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As I said, I am using virtual user; so the above doesnt aplly for me :(

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vsftpd doesnt support this kind of functionality! I moved on to proftpd
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vsftpd doesnt support this kind of functionality! I moved on to proftpd

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I have installed vsftpd with virtual users support.<br />
Is it possible to configure all users to have read access only [ &quot;write_enable=NO&quot; ] and then wirte permissions only to one directory?<br />
<br />
Thank you!<br />

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Hi all,

I have installed vsftpd with virtual users support.
Is it possible to configure all users to have read access only [ "write_enable=NO" ] and then wirte permissions only to one directory?

Thank you!


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