Oh didn't catch that i was scanning through the documentation with "cat" on a ssh session from a PDA when I wrote this.
I'll look into this since that might be of use for me already then. On 4/13/07, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can do this today using FTPJailUser. Trying to take this one step deeper into the vhost concept and vhost specific permissions, though. Jorge Schrauwen wrote: > Alternatively a different auth module could read and extra field that > point the user to a different root directory. > > sjorge ==> /server/host/www.blackdot.be > wrowe ==> /server/host/apache.org > ... > > this way the user name would be free of @'s :) > > Downside would be: > 1. multiple domains can't have the same user account > 2. a new auth module/provider (2.2.X has me confused on the split up > auth module system) so that and extra field is stored that holds the > domain name which will point it to the correct vhost. > Maybe the comment field can be used for storing this? > >
-- ~Jorge
