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I'm trying to setup ProFTPD on my CentOS machine which has two fstab links to two servers. The way I have the folder structure is like this:
/win/svr1/data
/win/svr2/data
I ...
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- 02-24-2006 #1Just Joined!
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ProFTPD and SAMBA
I'm trying to setup ProFTPD on my CentOS machine which has two fstab links to two servers. The way I have the folder structure is like this:
/win/svr1/data
/win/svr2/data
I want the ProFTPD user to start in the /win directory and have full access to everything below.
How's the best way to do that?
- 02-25-2006 #2Just Joined!
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Does anyone not know how to help me with this? If this is something that cannot be done I'd like to know so I can hear other alternatives.
- 02-26-2006 #3Linux Engineer
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Look through your config file, and the man pages for proftp. Originally my ftpd did not allow access to any mounted devices; however, I just had to add a single line to the config file to change this...never used proftpd though.
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- 02-26-2006 #4Just Joined!
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I did a man on proftpd and did a search for mount which yielded nothing. So I'm under the impression this can't be done. Maybe I'm using the from FTP Daemon?


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