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hi there!

how could I get my subj. to chroot users into their home dir?

I've created /etc/ftpchroot
the content being like

@users
joe
foo


but it doesn't chroot them :-(


catchya later,
andy                
                     Kishington is real. The rest is done with mirrors.


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