Subject: guest group help

From: Chris Covington <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 14:19:32 -0500

I am trying to configure wuftpd with guest groups on an internal system
that has rexec and sendmail enabled, so I don't want anyone to write
over, rename, chmod, etc.. their ".rhosts" and ".forward" files, and
"bin" and "usr" directories.  I also would like to be able to put the
user into a directory that they can write to when they ftp in, so they
don't have do a cd to "pub" or similiar.  The dilema is that if I make
their home directory owned by the user they can modify/rename those
files, and if I make it owned by root, and writable by a group, I would
have to make a new group for each FTP user.

Is there a way in the wuftpd configuration file to specify individual
files (but not all files) which cannot be written over, renamed,
chmodded, etc..., in a way similiar to the "noretrieve" keyword (Is
there a "noaccess" type of keyword)?

The guestgroup faq didn't seem to have a solution for this scenerio.

Thanks,
Chris
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Chris Covington [email-masked]
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