Hi guys,
Another thrilling question;
Has anyone already set up vsftpd using virtual users + multiple domains?
I've read the virtual users hints, but they only mention one fixed
directory for the virtual ftp users, whilst I need every virtual user
have its home directory pointing to his own
Another thrilling question;
Has anyone already set up vsftpd using virtual users + multiple domains?
I've read the virtual users hints, but they only mention one fixed
directory for the virtual ftp users, whilst I need every virtual user
have its home directory pointing to his own domain.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another thrilling question;
Has anyone already set up vsftpd using virtual users + multiple domains?
I've read the virtual users hints, but they only mention one fixed
directory for the virtual ftp users, whilst I need every virtual user
have its home directory
This will work, ofcourse, but that would make vpopmail obsolete. I just
might as well make system users then. I want the virtual users to chroot
to their domain directory automagically. And what about people who
manage their own domain and decide to add a virtual user through
qmailadmin for
This will work, ofcourse, but that would make vpopmail obsolete. I just
might as well make system users then. I want the virtual users to chroot
to their domain directory automagically. And what about people who
manage their own domain and decide to add a virtual user through
qmailadmin for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This will work, ofcourse, but that would make vpopmail obsolete. I just
might as well make system users then. I want the virtual users to chroot
to their domain directory automagically. And what about people who
manage their own domain and decide to add a
Because I want to use the same virtual users handled by vpopmail for ftp
usage. I dont want to manually create ftp accounts for users who already
exsist virtually. I know that vpopmail is for mail purposes, but I
should be able to access the vpopmail user database from within vsftpd?
They
JB wrote:
Because I want to use the same virtual users handled by vpopmail for
ftp usage. I dont want to manually create ftp accounts for users who
already exsist virtually. I know that vpopmail is for mail purposes,
but I should be able to access the vpopmail user database from within
vsftpd?
You might want to concider reading the full thread before advising me
doing something I already DID!
The example you are pointing to uses one fixed dir, while I want virtual
users have their home dir pointed to their virtual domain home dir. Also
I dont want to create system accounts for every
JB wrote:
You might want to concider reading the full thread before advising me
doing something I already DID!
The example you are pointing to uses one fixed dir, while I want
virtual users have their home dir pointed to their virtual domain
home dir. Also I dont want to create system accounts
Or maybe you could explain it to me because I am currently googling on
the subject and there is a whole shitload of people asking the same
question, but nobody seems to have the solution
I would setup pam to use the same ldap or mysql database as vpopmail.
Unless you have the time and
JB wrote:
Or maybe you could explain it to me because I am currently googling
on the subject and there is a whole shitload of people asking the
same question, but nobody seems to have the solution
I would setup pam to use the same ldap or mysql database as vpopmail.
Unless you have the time
JB wrote:
Or maybe you could explain it to me because I am currently googling
on the subject and there is a whole shitload of people asking the
same question, but nobody seems to have the solution
I would setup pam to use the same ldap or mysql database as vpopmail.
Unless you have the time
On Wednesday 02 June 2004 07:46 am, JB wrote:
Or maybe you could explain it to me because I am currently googling on
the subject and there is a whole shitload of people asking the same
question, but nobody seems to have the solution
I don't really understand how any of this really has
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
On Wednesday 02 June 2004 07:46 am, JB wrote:
Or maybe you could explain it to me because I am currently googling on
the subject and there is a whole shitload of people asking the same
question, but nobody seems to have the solution
I
On Wednesday 02 June 2004 11:37 am, Patrick Donker wrote:
I don't really understand how any of this really has anything to do with
vpopmail... sounds like you're needing help configuring your ftp server,
which, last I knew, was not what this list was for... but I could be wrong
;)
You are
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
On Wednesday 02 June 2004 11:37 am, Patrick Donker wrote:
I don't really understand how any of this really has anything to do with
vpopmail... sounds like you're needing help configuring your ftp server,
which, last I knew, was not what this list was
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