Re: proftpd and ftpaccess
> you can do a lot with proftpd.conf. I have recently been securing it up
> on
> my box.
>
> Just use: man proftpd.conf
> and check out all the stuff you can do. You can do a chroot in the config
> file so a user is dumped into their homedir and cant access anything
> except
> what is in their homedir or a subdirectory of their home. You can also
> limit access depending on IP#, set the max # of connections.. many other
> things.
> AFAIK proftpd doesnt even look at the ftpaccess file
>
> As far as the welcome message.. The default is ~/welcome.msg so you copy
> a
> file called welcome.msg to the homedir of each user (you can use the same
> one, or different ones for diff accounts) and it will be displayed when
> they
> log in.
>
Ok .
Thanks.
That's what i liked to know ! ,-)
c ya
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