Use
http://vhcs.net and all your problems will disappear (http, ftp, mail, pop,
imap, webmail, quota, management, etc) !!! (Donate $100 to help them
too!!)
Just a
tip. Edit vhcs.sh from siemens-mobiles and remove any line that change the
source.list's apt file (I put a # in front of 10 o more lines). It use testing
and make a lot o disaster in a stable debian configuration. Just put some nice
apt source before you begin installation (use apt-setup) and then replace any
'testing' for 'stable' in /etc/apt/source.list
Oh!! Use a
clean Debian installation before you start sh vhcs.sh ( and, very
important, before that do a apt-update; apt-upgrade)
Pablo.
note: Just
1 server, no multi server configuration.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 10:26
AM
Subject: RE: debian 3.1 and proftpd
server for my isp company help required
Hi ,
Thanks for you help
1)I am planning to give a fake shell as you menction in my proftpd.conf
file just remove the comment under RequireVaildShell off line it should work
as i understand is that correct.
2)I am planning to hide the message when i try to ftp server
name
Connected to 172.29.5.45.
220 ProFTPD 1.2.10 Server (Debian)
[172.29.5.45]
User (172.29.5.45:(none)):
How do i do that?.
3)once i created apache,proftp server my support group need to create the
users using any GUI tool is there any tool to create the users for
ftp,webspace and limit the quota / user please help me is there any GUI tool
for this .
I am really appriciate whoever is helping for my crucial
project.
Best regards
Erik Dörnbach
<doernbach@elge.de> wrote:
Hello,
>
1)Create a separate group for this ftpusers
That's more to the system
itself, don't your customers already have a group of their own? If not, they
should, use that group on 2) for example.
> 2)These users should
login in to their home directory other
> than that nothing should
see
Basically you just need the directive
"DefaultRoot ~" (~
means home directory, like "cd ~" in shell)
in your proftpd.conf.
It's possible to implement more magic, as proftpd understands ACLs. Also, I
used
"DefaultRoot ~ !staff" (the "!" negates the following
object.)
which means, all users are bound to their home directory
except those in the group staff.
> 3)If i want to remove the shell
access for all these users
> how to configure proftpd.conf
file
As in 1) - nothing to do with proftpd itself. I us ally don't
give a valid shell in /etc/passwd like /bin/noshell or the like. Also, noone
should be able to get a shell to your system anyway except physically at the
console. For instance you can define who's allowed to ssh to your machine
and the like.
> 4)Security how to configure this in
proftps.conf
Never done myself, sorry.
> I read the
documents but i didn't understand fully.
I think the proftpd.conf is
pretty good commented, also I think there was a good document on proftpd
somewhere in the debian manuals section.
Best
regards,
Erik
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