It is very easy to make users ftp in only to their ~home/public_html,
thus they will not be able to alter the .qmail files.
On Sun, Mar 14, 1999 at 06:30:59PM -0800, Mark Delany wrote:
> Often admins (at ISPs especially) give users some form of write access to
> their home directories so they can fiddle with their ~user home page or
> plonk stuff down for remote ftp.
Pashah
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