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Hi all, I need your help with ftp process. I want to setup a new user to allow the person to ftp file to a designated directory on an Unix server. I want to put some restrictions on the user access as follows: 1) can only add file to directory 2) can overwrite/delete own file 3) cannot access other directories 4) cannot delete files posted by others How can I do this? Please help

Name: Dlonra
Date: September 28, 2005 at 17:10:16 Pacific

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when a user ftp's into a server, it is generally analogous to logging in to the server: name & password are required (excluding anonymous). Do you know how to set up a login user on the server to achieve the above?

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