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user setup - only ftp access
I want to setup a user on my server and only allow that user to ftp to my server but not to be able to get to command line (telnet /ssh)
I ammended my /etc/passwd so the users shell would be /usr/bin/false and this prevents log on but it also prevents the ftp.. Any ideas? |
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For an account to have ftp access the shell must also be present in /etc/shells
Add /usr/bin/false to this file |
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