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<0> ok
<1> hi anybody here?
<1> I have problem when I conneect to my proftpd it give me like 5secs to connect and when I upload too many times my upload is interupted
<2> how do i add a new user to proftpd?
<2> mo****az
<3> hi. I have a proftpd server running, and when i try to connect, the client says "501 PORT: Operation not permitted ftp: bind: Address already in use". So I've googled and found that i need to use p***ive mode to get around that. I've added the "P***ivePorts 49152 65534" line in, restarted and i get the same issues. I've checked inetd.conf and it is not using proftpd or ftp. I've checked before starting proftpd and nothing else is running on that port. An
<4> epsilon, i havent been able to make it that way. I got confused :/
<5> XplOzIon: can't help you unless you don't tell us your issue
<4> ok
<4> lets say that you are a user of my ftp server
<4> so i want epsilon account to be able whats in this path /home/downloads and in this path too /home/nzb/
<4> my goal is to be able to set more than one path to ftp server accounts
<5> so $FTPUSER should be able to access /home/$FTPUSER and /home/downloads, but not other ftpusers home directory?
<4> thats right, i can use a pastebin so you can see my .conf file
<4> so, how would i do that?
<5> the simple way is to give chmod 700 to all /home/$FTPUSERS, then 750 to /home/downloads
<5> each home of ftpusers is chowned by that user (as usual)
<5> /home/download has as GID a group where all ftpusers are in
<5> then defaultroot to /home
<4> not really, my linux info isnt that big
<4> im still learning, just started to change my servers to linux
<5> what I told yo is basic filesystem stuff...
<4> yeah i know
<3> you can chroot users into their home directories
<4> so, /home/download and /home/nzb should be in a same group?
<4> sorry i didnt explain myself good enough
<4> how about if i want some user to see /mnt/downlaods
<4> thats another hdd device
<4> i think it should be wise to mount that in /home/downloads2/ so all users path is /home/ and they will only see folders that are chmod 750?
<5> /home/$FTPUSER is chowned by each $FTPUSER:$FTPUSER, chmod 700
<5> /home/download is chowned by <non ftp user>:<ftp group>, chmod 750
<5> with <non ftp user> I mean f.ex your shellaccount
<5> with <ftp group> I mean a new group (see manpage for "groupadd" or "addgroup"), where all $FTPUSER are added
<4> hey epsilon
<4> i got my problem solved
<4> i used mount --bind
<4> to mount a folder in another folder!!
<4> finally i can have ftp server running smooth!
<5> yea that's the nasty solution you should avoid (and more complex than my suggestion, BTW)
<4> :/ i been looking to tell proftpd to follow synlinks
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