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Hi All,<br />
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I am sorry , I agree applying sticky bit , But still after applying that user can delete the newly uploaded file.<br />
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Is there something we can restrict commands in sftp?
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Hi All,

I am sorry , I agree applying sticky bit , But still after applying that user can delete the newly uploaded file.

Is there something we can restrict commands in sftp?

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If you can post the permission of the directories (ls -lah) perhaps we can determine what is wrong.<br />
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You can disable commands in ftp but I cannot think of a way to prevent users running commands via sftp session since it is a extension of the ssh protocol.
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If you can post the permission of the directories (ls -lah) perhaps we can determine what is wrong.

You can disable commands in ftp but I cannot think of a way to prevent users running commands via sftp session since it is a extension of the ssh protocol.

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Thanks Mazdajai !<br />
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Now I configured FTPS :) , so that can apply command restrictions.<br />
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All working fine , But now I am facing upload error. <br />
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Response: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;553 Could not create file.<br />
Error: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Critical file transfer error<br />
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SElinux disabled, Please let me know if you need more details.
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Thanks Mazdajai !

Now I configured FTPS :) , so that can apply command restrictions.

All working fine , But now I am facing upload error.

Response:      553 Could not create file.
Error:      Critical file transfer error

SElinux disabled, Please let me know if you need more details.

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Sftp is something else. Is ftps working?
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Thanks all for ur help its working with ftps configured
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Thanks all for ur help its working with ftps configured

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I have configured sftp on my system but want to disable users to not to delete it after uploading.<br />
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here is the configuration.<br />
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sshd_config<br />
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Match Group abcd<br />
&nbsp;X11Forwarding no<br />
&nbsp;AllowTcpForwarding no<br />
&nbsp;ChrootDirectory /data/inftp/abcd<br />
&nbsp;ForceCommand internal-sftp
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I have configured sftp on my system but want to disable users to not to delete it after uploading.

here is the configuration.

sshd_config

Match Group abcd
 X11Forwarding no
 AllowTcpForwarding no
 ChrootDirectory /data/inftp/abcd
 ForceCommand internal-sftp

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