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List:       wuftpd-questions
Subject:    Re: Home directories
From:       "Gregory A Lundberg" <lundberg () vr ! net>
Date:       2001-08-24 16:17:44
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> /etc/passwd:
> erickson:*:1113:520:Roy  Erickson:/var/users/erickson:/etc/ftponly
>
> /var/users/etc/passwd:
> erickson:*:1113:520::/erickson:
>
> {assuming     guest-root = /var/users  and all ftp users are guest}

Exactly how I would do it.

> > > I don't need any dot files for basic ftp only use, right?
> >
> > Not if you use guest-root.

.notar is the only file you might consider.  If it exists in a directory it
prevents using tar to read the directory.  I recommend putting .notar in the
chroot (/var/users/.notar) and any glue directories (/var/users/etc/.notar
etc.)

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