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Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1997 14:50:21 +0100
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From: Simon Lindgren <lindgren@istudio.no>
Subject: inetd's ftp and security
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I would like some of the functionality found in Windows ftp-servers, i.e.
the ability to lock users into selected directory structures, and not
allowing them even to CD out of it. inetd lets all users CD to / and read
all files that have "o+r" on them...

Is there a way to provide this with the standard unix ftp-server, or
is there other software that lets me do these things?

Thank you.

Simon
lindgren@istudio.no