[NBLUG/talk] FTP, directories,ownership, permissions
Todd Cary
todd at aristesoftware.com
Fri Aug 29 17:56:01 PDT 2003
Thank you all. Some very good answers that are much clearer than some
of the docs I have.
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Perhaps "darren" is set up in a chrooted environment
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Yup! That was the problem, so I created a user for the Web app and gave "darren" membership in that group.
And now I finally understand the "sticky bit". Thanks!
Todd
Todd Cary wrote:
> I have a directory structure on my server that is giving me a problem
> - probably because I did not seek some advice BEFORE setting it up.
>
> Here is a brief outline of what I have and I would appreciate any
> comments on mistakes I may have had made, AFTER the fact:
>
> /home is owned by root and is part of the root group. Permissions are
> "rwxr-xr-x" (I am going to have to learn octal :-) ).
>
> All user directories are owned by the user and are part of group
> "adm". The permissions are "rwxrwxr-x".
>
> "httpd" is one of the users and this is the base or root directory for
> http. All directories under "httpd" are owned by "todd" and are part
> of the "adm" group. The permissions are "rwxrwxr-x".
>
> FTP question:
>
> I have a user "darren". He can FTP into his directory and any
> directories under his directory - as expected. There is an
> application under "httpd" called "newsearch" (as stated above, owned
> by "todd" and is part of the "adm" group). I would like to give
> "darren" the ability to FTP into that directory.
>
> have I created a monster, or can it be fixed?
>
> [Note: I use Samba and the owner of files created on the Linux box
> when "todd" is logged onto the Win 2000 is "todd" and are members of
> the "adm" group].
>
> Todd
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