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Subject: Allowing and disallowing certain FTP commands
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I am running FreeBSD 4.4 and ftpd.

I have been unsuccessful in trying to determine if there is a way to 
disallow a given user the ability to run MKD via ftp. I am attempting to 
allow a user to upload files but prevent the creation of directories.  I've 
looked through ftpd and inetd manuals and not seen anything that would work.

Any suggestions?

- Jared Yelton