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--- Comment #3 from Michael McCarn <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Jáder Marasca from comment #2)
> OPTION B:
> > - change your chroot back to /opt/tomcat/webapps, or hard-link
> > /opt/tomcat/webapps into the user's home folder.
> I choose chroot back to webapps dir:
>
> > - try again
> it fail with:
> ftp> put /etc/resolv.conf etc-resolv-do-macmini
> local: /etc/resolv.conf remote: etc-resolv-do-macmini
> 227 Entering Passive Mode (201,47,255,142,139,211)
> 550 etc-resolv-do-macmini: Operation not permitted
What are the file permissions on /opt/tomcat/webapps? Since we've only added
'bob' to the GROUP tomcat, the files and folders will need to be group-writable
for ftp to succeed.
Also, from http://proftpd.open-source-solution.org/docs/howto/Chroot.html:
> Note that the execute bit (--x) must be on in order to chroot() a user
> into that directory. This bit is also needed for a user to be able to
> chdir into that directory.
The same page has a discussion of why symlinks won't/can't work in your case
(since the user is "chROOTed", a symlink to /opt/tomcat/webapps FOR THE FTP
USER would refer to <FTP_ROOT>/opt/tomcat/webapps in the file system).
Can you simply give 'bob' the username and password for 'tomcat'?
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