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Ftp account permissions.

I have a mandriva 08 system running as a server.
I am trying to add a ftp account for a friend.
The problem i am having is the other user i created has a default home account.
But is still able to navigate to other areas of the server. All be it read only but i was wondering how to get around this so they can only access there home area.
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What ftp server did you use? If its vsftpd, then you need to edit your vsftpd.conf file and make sure the line below exists and is uncommented (i.e. no # before the first letter in the line)
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chroot_local_user=YES
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What ftp server did you use? If its vsftpd, then you need to edit your vsftpd.conf file and make sure the line below exists and is uncommented (i.e. no # before the first letter in the line)
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chroot_local_user=YES
Thanks for that mate.
I actually went into webmin and the files and directories area and edited it there which sorted the problem out.
Thanks again for the quick reply.
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