Chris W. Parker wrote: ...
...i've got a situation where i would like to give one user access to another users home directory on RH9 via vs-ftp.
...when they log in their root would be at '/home/cparker/www/sites/websitea/'. in this way they would have access to everything within the websitea tree but nothing else.
is this possible? and if so how do i set this up or where should i start looking?
Yes it is possible. A more simple approach might be to setup vsftpd so that all users are chrooted to their home directory, you can do this by
setting the option in /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf
chroot_local_user=YES
Then cross mount your /home/cparker/www/sites/websitea under that users home dir.
For example:
cd /home/userA mkdir /home/userA/public_html mount -o bind /home/cparker/www/sites/websitea /home/userA/public_html
-Ben.
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