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Revise the ftp upload permissions in 10.2
Hmmm.. I am kinda surprised that /etc/ftpd.conf worked in your case because it won't in my case. I am running Mac OS X Server 10.2.3 (6G30). ( I thought 10.2. uses wu-ftpd and /etc/ftp* files are ignored ...) I wanted the default permission under a certain "uploadhere" folder to be like this: I ended up adding these two lines to the file upload /Library/FTPServer/FTPRoot /uploadhere yes username groupname 0664 dirs 0775
( username and groupname to be replace with the required names valid on individual sites) Also I did for good measure ( I believe this might not be required but no harm in doing this ). I am still hoping Apple will one day provide man pages for wu-ftpd .. till then "man ftpaccess" on a linux box keeps me alive ... :-) Good luck.
Revise the ftp upload permissions in 10.2
The frustrating thing is, everytime I edit /Library/FTPServer/Configuration/ftpaccess, it gets overwritten when I restart the ftp service. How can I stop this?
Revise the ftp upload permissions in 10.2
Get Info and delete the file extension......
Revise the ftp upload permissions in 10.2
Is there a fix for this in Panther?
Revise the ftp upload permissions in 10.2
This works for me. I am running 10.3 lates. make sure you put the 'd' in ftpd.conf |
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