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About FTP Only User under Solaris 10

Hi,
I am using Solaris 10. I am trying to create a restricted user:
1. which can ftp in to and ftp out from a Directory Tree
2. which can use only commands: prompt, get, mget, put, mput, delete, mdelete

First of all I would like to know, whether this is possible or not
If it is possible, How?

Hope that some one can help me.
Thanks

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ProFTPD is able to restrict the usage of FTP-commands (see: Limit).

Can you rephrase, what you mean with "ftp in to and ftp out from a Directory Tree"?

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