howdi ppl.
I've installed Mac Os X client a while ago, I had the ftp service running and this worked perfect to restrict ftp-users access to their own "home" directory.
(having the user name(s) stored in the file /etc/ftpchroot, separated with a return)
well, now I've installed Mac OS X server 2.0 in my other computer, and did the samething with the /etc/ftpchroot.. BUT, the major difference is that this aint working...not exactly as the way want it to.
please help!
I've installed Mac Os X client a while ago, I had the ftp service running and this worked perfect to restrict ftp-users access to their own "home" directory.
(having the user name(s) stored in the file /etc/ftpchroot, separated with a return)
well, now I've installed Mac OS X server 2.0 in my other computer, and did the samething with the /etc/ftpchroot.. BUT, the major difference is that this aint working...not exactly as the way want it to.
please help!