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How do I setup the file structure so that the users and apache can 
access anything in the users home directory or sub-dirs off of the 
users home, but not letting them leave their home dir. This also 
goes for wuftpd? I've played around abit with using the -r with 
bash but, the user could not go into any of their own sub-dirs. 
I've also played with permissions but then apache could not find 
the files for their web sites? I am pretty pickled here, any 
assistance would help!!!

Alex  

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