Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> Well, the obvious way (to me) is to make all users guest users .. but
> you say you just disabled guest users, so I'm confused. 'guest' users
> operate in a chrooted environment so they can't cd 'up' at all.
> That's how they work. Why did you disable them?
>
> I don't know how else to restrict things in this way.
>
> Jonathan
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Ok, I'll have customers and each of them will have an account where they 'll
put files "in free access"
for their own customers. But there should have no link between each of my
customers. And I'm not sure
that as "guest", each of them will have a personal account.
Thanks for your help,
*Fred.
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