ankush grover wrote:
who owns /var/www/html/testing and what are the perms set on that
directory? VsFTP still has to follow filesystem settings and
directives.
hey,
Thanks for your reply. Apache owns that directory.
permissions 755
guest username on vsftp is apache.
Regards
Ankush Grove
well, for the user *tester* to be able to access that directory the user
has to either have ownership of that directory or be a member of the
group that has access rights to that directory. My suggestion would be
to make ownership of that directory tester.apache, and make the user
tester a member of the group apache. Then your chmod setting of 755 will
give the user *tester* rwx (read/write/execute) and the apache group r-w
(read/-/execute) perms for that directory.
then when user tester logs in via FTP he'll be able to access his home
directory.
--
Mark
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a man that at one time was an idiot and lived long enough
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