Jay,
When they log in have their .profile (located in a directory other than
that they will have access to) specify they operate in a restricted shell
environment.
Check out your man pages or other documentation on setting up either rsh or
rksh.
David A. Barbour
Oracle DBA, OCP
AISD
512-414-1002
Jay Weinshenker
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Any hints on how to do this?
I can prevent them from being able to telnet in, but once they ftp in, they
can go pretty much anywhere...
I've been told in the past that you could prevent a FTP user from being
able to leave the directory they start off in, but I have no idea how to
implement this.. hints?
And please, don't start telling me about setting/removing no world
permissions on a directory... that's not what I'm talking about.
J
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