On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 16:09, Daniel Bareiro
<daniel-listas@gmx.net> wrote:
Hi all!
Yesterday someone asked me the possibility to create two users for FTP
access. One that had the ability to create any type of file and other
that could create any type of files except directories to avoid changing
the structure of the access tree.
As I'm using ProFTPd, I thought this could be done at application level
as follows:
<Directory /home/ftphome/*>
<Limit MKD RMD>
Order Allow,Deny
AllowUser adminftp
Deny ALL
</Limit>
</Directory>
But the following restlessness arose to me: if I want to do this at the
filesystem, how could I get it? Because the writing permission that we
can set for user/group does not discriminate types of archives.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Regards,
Daniel
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I dont think you could do that in filesystem level, since when 'w' permission is given the user could create both files and directories, but without 'w' permission the user cant do both. May be you could give readonly permission to all directories except one where this user could create any type of files including directories and normal files.