I wonder if we could just allow the FTP access from a customer and block the cPanel access !?!... Any ideas...
I wonder if we could just allow the FTP access from a customer and block the cPanel access !?!... Any ideas...
Create the account, log in to the cPanel, create an FTP account. Give it a Username/Password, then do not give them the cPanel password.Originally Posted by parisdns
Or am I not understanding what you want?
What about the opposite way, to allow all cpanel futures and not allowed FTP access since the user have the main account name and password which is apply to the FTP as well
Thanks
You need root shell access.
To disable ftp:
Add username in /etc/ftpusers
Description:
Deny FTP access. The ftpusers file is used to deny FTP access to specific users. The format is a simple text file listing the restricted users one per line.
Solution:
Create a blank text file and name it ftpusers. Put this file in to /etc/. Then enter the user name(s) that you wish not to have ftp access.
Looks like this :
username
username2
etc.etc.
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Last edited by Izzee; 12-29-2005 at 11:55 AM.
what is the file extantion?
There is no file extention.Originally Posted by belick
it didn't work... I could access troghu the ftp.something.com
Unfortunately /etc/ftpusers is a throw back to pro-ftpd. Pure does support virtual ftp users and this script can help manage (http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Inter...TPd-5446.shtml) but likely would conflict with the cPanel implementation of pure-ftpd.