On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
> Anyone know if there's a limit on the filesize one can "upload" to an
> anonftp server under RH?
Hmmmmm... you could use filesystem quotes to limit what the "ftp" user can
write. But I don't think Linux allows you to create quotes on file size, only
on total disk space used.
ProFTPd will let you do this, *I think*, but unfortunately, ProFTPd's
documentation for quotas and ratios is pretty non-existant at this point, so
you will have to Read The Source(TM).
> I've looked through the ftpaccess file ...
ProFTPd is much more powerful and flexible when it comes to configuration,
and it appears to be more robust from a security standpoint then the
bug-of-the-month club that wu-ftpd seems to belong to. I'd recommend
going with that over the stock wu-ftpd that Red Hat provides. Unless someone
else has a better idea? (I'm open to suggestions, believe me!)
http://www.proftpd.com
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