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Jason Qualkenbush wrote: |
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> I have a directory used for FTP with perms 330. Kind of like an anon |
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> upload only directory. The problem is that, internally, I'd like to use |
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> samba to browse this directory to receive the files. |
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> I need the directory contents hidden if you ftp, and then be able to |
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> allow samba users to see the directory. (ftp is external access, samba |
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> is internal access) |
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> Ln -s doesn't do it. |
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> Rsync and copy commands are out. |
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> The only thing I could think of was to create a loopback/vitrual file |
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> system and mount it twice with different permissions at each mount |
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> point. |
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> Am I missing something easy? |
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> -Jason |
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If You are using ProFTPD try something like this in your proftpd.conf: |
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<Directory incoming/*> |
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<Limit READ> |
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DenyAll |
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</Limit> |
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<Limit STOR> |
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AllowAll |
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</Limit> |
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<Limit WRITE> |
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DenyAll |
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</Limit> |
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</Directory> |
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More examples here: http://proftpd.org/docs/example-conf.html |
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