Hy,
i have problem with pure ftpd, my users can view my root directory.
how to restrict directory visibility for my users, to view only own /home directory.
Thanks
Hy,
i have problem with pure ftpd, my users can view my root directory.
how to restrict directory visibility for my users, to view only own /home directory.
Thanks
By default, this should not be allowed. Each FTP user should be "caged" in his own home directory. What is the value of the following directive in /etc/pure-ftpd.conf on your server?
If this is on, each cPanel account user should only be able to traverse that account's home directory when logged in via FTP.Code:# Cage in every user in his home directory ChrootEveryone yes
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This is configuration in mu etc/pure-ftpd.conf file:
# Cage in every user in his home directory
ChrootEveryone yes
every user can view my root files , but can`t edit them.
This should not be happening in a default cPanel configuration of Pure-FTPd. Please submit a ticket so that we may investigate this directly, because what you describe is an unusual situation and should not be happening.
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I solve the problem... Thanks...
Do you mind sharing what you did to solve the problem? Sharing may help other users in the future who may encounter the same issue.
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I'm facing same problem, ChrootEveryone yes is set in the pure-ftpd.conf file in the etc folder.. I've been trying to find a solution the last few weeks, then I found this.. with no solution..
I'll make a ticket.
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