wu-ftp/guest accounts

[Paul Miller <paul@3dillusion.com>]

I'm trying to configure wu-ftp so my web/ftp users only see their home
directories and the public directory (of course the /bin and /lib dirs
also)..  Currently, my web/ftp users can see their home directory, but
they can't do anything with their files (write/overwrite/etc).. It's as
if they don't own their home directory.  I don't want to have to add a
upload line in the ftpaccess file for every user - thats crazy.

I've attached my file access file.. and my passwd/group files look like
this: (~ftp)

passwd:
...
test:*:1017:300::/home/ftp/./users/web/test/:/bin/ftponly
...

group:
...
ftponly::300:
...

both those entries are also in the system passwd/group files (/etc)

Thanks in advance,
	-Paul

# For more options/commands see /usr/doc/wu-ftpd-academ/
# and ftpaccess(5)

# The email address of the ftp admin, can be
# accessed via the %E in messages.
email	ftp@3dillusion.com

#loginfails 5

class	local	real,guest,anonymous *.3dillusion.com 192.168.100.0
class	remote	real,guest *
class	anon	anonymous *

guestgroup	ftponly

limit	local	10	Any		/etc/ftpd/msg.toomany
limit	remote	10	Any		/etc/ftpd/msg.toomany
limit	anon	2	Any		/etc/ftpd/msg.toomany

readme	README*	login
readme	README*	cwd=*

compress	yes	local remote
tar		yes	local remote anon

# passwd-check  <none|trivial|rfc822>  [<enforce|warn>]
passwd-check	rfc822	enforce

#log commands	anonymous,guest,real
log transfers anonymous,guest,real inbound,outbound

# use ftpshut to generat this file on shutdown
shutdown /etc/ftpd/shutmsg

# These files are marked unretrievable
noretrieve /etc/passwd /etc/group
noretrieve core

# All the following default to "yes" for everybody
# Guests should know what they are doing ;-)
rename		no	anonymous		# rename permission?
delete		no	anonymous		# delete permission?
overwrite	no	anonymous		# overwrite permission?
chmod		no	anonymous		# chmod permission?
umask		no	anonymous		# umask permission?

# FTP-home-dir		archiv-dir	allow?	owner	group	mode	dirs?
# (as in /etc/passwd)
upload	/home/ftp	*		no
#upload	/home/ftp	/pub/incoming	yes	ftp	daemon	0666	nodirs

# path-filter... (/etc is the etc directory of the anonymous FTP account)
path-filter	anonymous	/etc/pathmsg  ^[-+A-Za-z0-9_.]*$  ^\.  ^-
path-filter	guest		/etc/pathmsg  ^[-+A-Za-z0-9_.]*$  ^\.  ^_

# Shortcuts for incoming
alias	incoming:	/pub/incoming
cdpath	/pub