Nick Rout wrote: > Of course you can set up a user to have no shell or ftp access. In terms > of shell, just set their shell to /bin/nologin or something similar. > > as for ftp, you can set this up so only certain users can login.
On my (debian) system, ftp access is denied by default to those users who do not have a shell in /etc/shells. You might want to look at that... (I only mention it b/c it caused me some trouble when I created an account for ftp access, but did not want it to have shell access. Took me a while to figure out to put /bin/nologin in /etc/shells. heh). Gareth.
