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Question FTP users can still delete files they don't have permissions for?

awfy4

New Pleskian
It used to be that I could add some files to a users subscription into their domain's httpdocs folder with the ownership set to root:root and it would prevent them from editing or deleting it but still give them access to execute/read the file. Seems that's no longer the case and hasn't seemed to be for a while.

It seems that any FTP user for a subscription can delete any file regardless of ownership or permission.

Is there a way to revert this functionality or some other way to restrict access to prevent FTP users from deleting or editing files?

Thanks
 
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