Alternatively a different auth module could read and extra field that
point the user to a different root directory.
sjorge == /server/host/www.blackdot.be
wrowe == /server/host/apache.org
...
this way the user name would be free of @'s :)
Downside would be:
1. multiple domains can't have the
You can do this today using FTPJailUser.
Trying to take this one step deeper into the vhost concept and vhost
specific permissions, though.
Jorge Schrauwen wrote:
Alternatively a different auth module could read and extra field that
point the user to a different root directory.
sjorge ==
Oh didn't catch that i was scanning through the documentation with
cat on a ssh session from a PDA when I wrote this.
I'll look into this since that might be of use for me already then.
On 4/13/07, William A. Rowe, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can do this today using FTPJailUser.
Trying
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
fre 2007-04-06 klockan 21:37 +0100 skrev Nick Kew:
What about modifying mod_ftp USER directive to accept username in the
format of [EMAIL PROTECTED], and tokenize user as the username, host as the
http-ish Host: virtual host name?
Sounds fair, provided the protocol
ons 2007-04-11 klockan 10:46 -0500 skrev William A. Rowe, Jr.:
Firefox is fine with...
ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
but it's odd enough I wouldn't trust that to be consistently supported,
and you raise a good point with proxy/firewalls.
The above isn't a correctly formed
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
So if, for example, the admin wanted to define as the alternative
separator, ftp://memyhost:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ would be a little less
ambiguous
to browser-style schemas.
Sounds reasonable. Except that it's quite impractical to use in HTML
coding and very many
I've given some thought to the desire for mod_ftp to support different
host contexts, and came up with this...
What about modifying mod_ftp USER directive to accept username in the
format of [EMAIL PROTECTED], and tokenize user as the username, host as the
http-ish Host: virtual host name? If
On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 15:25:03 -0500
William A. Rowe, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've given some thought to the desire for mod_ftp to support different
host contexts, and came up with this...
What about modifying mod_ftp USER directive to accept username in the
format of [EMAIL PROTECTED],
fre 2007-04-06 klockan 21:37 +0100 skrev Nick Kew:
What about modifying mod_ftp USER directive to accept username in the
format of [EMAIL PROTECTED], and tokenize user as the username, host as the
http-ish Host: virtual host name?
Sounds fair, provided the protocol doesn't assign some
