Re: [cobalt-users] FTP directory

[Dennis <dkc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Where it says /home/sites/site10/users/info
Change it to /home/sites/site10/web

What I normally do is just tell our customers to set there initial remote host
directory in their FTP programs to ../../web
This will do the same thing and eliminate you having to enter the passwd file.

    -Dennis

Totalise wrote:

> Sorry for appearing thick, but I too have looked at the archives for FTP and
> accessing straight into the user web directory,  but only found too that I
> should look at the /etc/passwd file. Having little experience with linux
> there seems a lot of important stuff in there that a clumsy fingered person
> might alter by mistake (not that I don't backup everything before making
> changes).
>
> My question is where do you make the changes in the passwd file. For example
> if I have:
>
> info:x:162:100:ghgh:/home/sites/site10/users/info:/bin/badsh
>
> Jonathan Alstead
>
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