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On Sun, Sep 01, 2002 at 11:54:57AM -0400, John Lavin wrote:
> One thing that seems to have it good parts, and bad is that I didn't
> wanted to link the data I would allow them to read under the ~/pub
> directory. This, however, didn't work because I suppose that directory
> is out of the user's directories.
Perhaps I'm just confused, but you can limit access to other's home
directories and then chroot the lot like:
/realroot/chroot/pub/
/realroot/chroot/home/username/
so that it would look like this to the user:
/pub
/home/username/
cd ../notmyusername/ *error* permission denied
> I wouldn't have to copy those files over to their directories would I?
shouldn't have to, unless you wanted to keep seperate pub files for
each single user, then you could do a /home/username/pub thing.
> Or, should I just get vsftp?
vsftp might do all this for you, so why reinvent the wheel? 8)
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