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From: Rod Ebrahimi <rode@directhost.net>
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How is it possible to deny FTP users the priviledge to move or even see
other users directories? IE... user: foobar, has the ftp home directory
/home/foobar/ and accidently moves up a directory into the /home
directpry although he/she may noot be able to cause any distruction how
can I remedy this?

Thank you...

ROD


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