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Subject: FTP chroot
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Hello,

Anyone knows how setup a chrooted FTP shell, for other accounts than 
"anonymous"? In sysV there is usually a file called /etc/ftpusers where u 
can specify the ftp shell as restricted which will do a chroot to the 
homedir specified. Doesnt the ftpd that comes with freebsd support this?

If it does, how to configure?


// shreddah