[Sunhelp] ftp problem

[Magnus Abrante]

With the exeption of the anynomous user (ftp in the system), you cannot 
chroot users and jail them in, for example, their homedirectory.

There are 3-rd part tools such as proftpd (www.proftpd.net) that i 
will be able to handle this.

Who are you logging in as? You shouldn't be able to delete files that
are not owned by the user you logged in as.


        //Magnus Abrante
/* This is my opinion and not the one of my empolyer */

> Hi
> I am using ftp on a solaris 8 (on intel ) box.whatever i do i am not able to secure the ftp folder .If do a ftp login and go to the root folder .I am able to delete the EASILY.Is there a way where i can stop the logged in user to go into any other folder other than his
> thanx
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