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Old 8th February 2005, 10:45 PM
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Question vsFTP chroot directory change?

I was wondering how to change the vsFTP chroot directory to something else besides the home directory. Maybe to a directory inside the home directory. Users only login remotly via FTP so they have no way of getting to the home directory besides ftp. SHH is off for them and telnet is turned off. I could not find any thing to change the chroot dir in the config file only to turn chroot on and off.

Is it possible to change this?
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Old 13th February 2005, 11:59 PM
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Does Any One Know How To Do This It Would Really Help???
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