I had create this user account mainly for FTP use.

I had already setup FTPD with ftpaccess functionality.

The following is the content of my /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess
#=====
class local real *.mydomain.com
class outsider real !*.mydomain.com

loginfails 3
banner /etc/ftpd/banner.msg
greeting terse
noretrieve /etc/passwd core

upload class=local / * no
upload class=local /files/upload/ * yes guser itstaff 0660 nodirs
#======

There is numerous subdirectories within /files/upload, which this user
can change directory to, but I am having problem restrict this user
from exit outside /files/upload. It currently able to even able to cd
to / (root) and perform dir listing.

Anyone able to help me??

Hi Ultra

> There is numerous subdirectories within /files/upload, which this user
> can change directory to, but I am having problem restrict this user
> from exit outside /files/upload. It currently able to even able to cd
> to / (root) and perform dir listing.
Look for "anonymous ftp" and "chroot" command in your favourite search
machine.

Florian

Use rsh shell, with this they can't go ouside of home directory.

-SR