> ok all...i have proftpd jailing users to their home directories.......(this
> is good)...the bad thing is that for users that host domains with us i used
> to symlink domain.com to /www/domain.com. now as i sure that all of you
> have figured if the user is jailed to her home dir (/) then a link
> /www/domain.com won't work.
>
> My question is - is there a way to create the link so that it can be
> followed by jailed users? its a long shot i know...why jail them to their
> home dir if only to have a symlink to someplace out of their home dir...
>
Easier is to use the apache syntax to have their domains within their home
directory. When you set up the virtual servers, you give it a root of a tree.
Make certain it's in the user's home directory, wherever you set up the jailed
ftp access. You can reverse symlink (/www/domain.com -> ~usera/domain.com) if
you want to use /www/domain.com for backups, etc.
jeff
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