Re: proftpd or pure-ftpd (virtual users / domains)

From: Lucas Valdeón (lvaldeon_at_landm.net)
Date: 10/26/03

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    Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 16:56:24 +0100
To: nbari@unixmexico.com

    Hi nbari,

       Use pureftpd with chroot users. Compile with this option and finsh
    Dir with .
    Example:
            /home/vftp/sites/domain1/./

       I am pureftpd happy user :)

       Lucas

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    Sunday, October 26, 2003, 3:59:17 PM, you wrote:

    nuc> Sorry for this second post I forgot to say that

    nuc> I am trying also to to this with pure-ftpd

    nuc> so what do you recomend best.

    nuc> regards

    nuc> ----------------
    nuc> Hello.

    nuc> I want to use proftpd for multiple users (virtual users), i host more than
    nuc> 50 domains and want to have a home for each domain.

    nuc> Right now I'm making tests with mod_ldap but the problem is that the ftp
    nuc> protocol don't work like apache when setting virtual domains by DNS.

    nuc> What i would like to have is just one system user called vftp (uid 201)
    nuc> and a group vftp (gid 201) and to have all the users on /home/vftp/sites/*
    nuc> but to allow or disable access for certain groups or users to some
    nuc> domains.

    nuc> For example if i have vdomain1 i would like that group1 could access to
    nuc> the home of vdomain1 bot not to access to other vdomains.

    nuc> This an idea of what i am trying to do, any idea, comment or suggestion on
    nuc> how to best do this stuff??

    nuc> Basically what i don't want is to authenticate users against the
    nuc> /etc/master.password and no to have a lot of system users.

    nuc> regards.

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