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On Mon, 28 Jul 1997, dada wrote:
Hi
How can I do to permit that one user, that have count in my computer
(attached to and TCP/IP local network),can actualice your web pages?
I want the next:
1.- If the user make an authenticated ftp access,he must go to
I am looking at a similar question. There is a company that is
supposed to be laying out web pages for my company. I would like to have
them set up so that they can FTP their data in, both us and them can look
at it and off we go. It seamed that the easiest way was to set them up as
a
On Mon, 28 Jul 1997, R Chris Ross said:
Chris [...] I would like to have them set up so that they can FTP
Chris their data in, both us and them can look at it and off we go.
Chris It seamed that the easiest way was to set them up as a user
Chris then symlink the directory that is the
Hi
How can I do to permit that one user, that have count in my computer
(attached to and TCP/IP local network),can actualice your web pages?
I want the next:
1.- If the user make an authenticated ftp access,he must go to directory
where is his web pages (but *only* to thats directory).
2.-
Normally the web pages of the users are like that
http://www.yourweb.com/~username
In the user directory you should have a public_html directory
(It's the default) and all the pages of the user are in this directory
so if the user connect himself with his userid via FTP, he will be able
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