Hi,
I'm looking for a simple way to be able to administer ftp accounts on Centos4 (or 5, if needed). The best would be to have a web interface to do so, but I think I'd rather avoid using webmin...
I've seen some tutorials for getting ftp servers to work with MySQL DBs, but I'd like to know how people are working. I'd like to have a separate set of users for ftp than for system.
Thanks,
Ugo Bellavance wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a simple way to be able to administer ftp accounts on Centos4 (or 5, if needed). The best would be to have a web interface to do so, but I think I'd rather avoid using webmin...
I've seen some tutorials for getting ftp servers to work with MySQL DBs, but I'd like to know how people are working. I'd like to have a separate set of users for ftp than for system.
if your FTP users aren't system accounts, how will file ownership and access control be managed?
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On 11/15/07, John R Pierce wrote:
if your FTP users aren't system accounts, how will file ownership and access control be managed?
By the name service provider. nss_ldap for example.
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On 11/15/07, Andy Harrison aharrison@gmail.com wrote:
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On 11/15/07, John R Pierce wrote:
if your FTP users aren't system accounts, how will file ownership and access control be managed?
By the name service provider. nss_ldap for example.
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Try using *proftpd*_*mysql*_virtual_hosting, just search of this at google .. you will get a lot of howto's.
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