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Question Change FTP user permissions
- Thread starter Jose Ruiz
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UFHH01
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Hi Jose Ruiz,
do you mean, that you would like to deny the possibility for the customer - -ftp - user, to change the permissions for files and folders, when he/she uses a FTP - Client?
I found a very informative link for you, where you are able to inform yourself about user/group - permissions on linux systems: => Understanding Linux file permissions | FreeOS, free operating systems
Pls. note, that IF you desire to change group permissions ( for groups like "psacln" or "psaserv" for example ), it can result in issues/errors/problems and could destroy the functionality of your vhosts structure for all domains hosted on your server.
do you mean, that you would like to deny the possibility for the customer - -ftp - user, to change the permissions for files and folders, when he/she uses a FTP - Client?
I found a very informative link for you, where you are able to inform yourself about user/group - permissions on linux systems: => Understanding Linux file permissions | FreeOS, free operating systems
Pls. note, that IF you desire to change group permissions ( for groups like "psacln" or "psaserv" for example ), it can result in issues/errors/problems and could destroy the functionality of your vhosts structure for all domains hosted on your server.
ProFTPD: Umask
But as far as I know it cannot be set for a single account only, it is a server wide setting.
But as far as I know it cannot be set for a single account only, it is a server wide setting.
Dave_Pilbeam
New Pleskian
This worked for me using ProFTPD custom config (needs root access):
#go to ProFTPD config directory
cd /etc/proftpd.d
#create custom additions file
touch proftpd_custom.conf
#add directive to suit
<Directory /var/www/vhosts/yourwebspace.com/yourdomain.com>
UserOwner valid_user
GroupOwner psacln
umask 002
</Directory>
#restart service
service xinetd restart
#make sure your ftp user is in psacln group
#now ftp user folders/files are 775 / 664
