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Chapter 5 FTP Service 79

Home Directory Only

When you choose the Home Directory Only option, authenticated users are confined to

their home directories and do not have access to the FTP root or other FTP share

points, as shown in the following illustration.

Anonymous users and users without home directories still have access to the FTP root

but cannot browse the FTP share points.

bin

etc

system

Library

Data

Volumes

FTP server

FTP root

Reports

Betty

Bob

Users

Projects

Photos

FTP share point

incorporated

within virtual root

Data

Photos

Share point

Symbolic link

Looks like “/ ”

to anonymous

FTP users

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Mac OS X Server 1
Contents 3
Index 103 7
8 Contents 8
About This Guide 9
Using Onscreen Help 10
The Mac OS X Server Suite 11
Getting Documentation Updates 12
Overview of File Services 15
Kinds of Permissions 16
Standard Permissions 17
Access Control Entries 21
ACL Inheritance Combinations 23
Rules of Precedence 24
Tips and Advice 25
File Services Access Control 26
Security Considerations 27
Restricting Guest Access 28
Setting Up Share Points 29
Client Privileges 30
File Sharing Protocols 30
Security 31
Network Home Directories 31
Setup Overview 32
Setting Up a Share Point 33
Setting Privileges 34
Exporting an NFS Share Point 38
Managing Share Points 41
Viewing Share Points 42
Viewing a Share Point’s Path 42
Viewing Share Point Settings 42
• Owner name 46
• Group name 46
• Owner permissions 46
• Group permissions 46
• Everyone permissions 46
Setting Up a Drop Box 49
Setting SACL Permissions 51
AFP Service 53
Automatic Reconnect 54
Find By Content 54
AppleTalk Support 54
Setting Up AFP Service 55
Changing Access Settings 56
Changing Logging Settings 57
Changing Idle User Settings 58
Managing AFP Service 59
Viewing Service Logs 60
Stopping AFP Service 60
Enabling AppleTalk Browsing 61
Limiting Connections 62
Keeping an Access Log 62
Archiving AFP Service Logs 63
Disconnecting a User 63
Sending a Message to a User 64
Allowing Guest Access 65
Creating a Login Greeting 65
Supporting AFP Clients 66
Automatically 67
Mac OS 8 and Mac OS 9 Clients 67
NFS Service 69
Before Setting Up NFS Service 70
Setting Up NFS Service 71
Managing NFS Service 72
Viewing Current NFS Exports 73
74 Chapter 4 NFS Service 74
FTP Service 75
FTP Users 76
Chapter 5 FTP Service 77 77
78 Chapter 5 FTP Service 78
Chapter 5 FTP Service 79 79
On-the-Fly File Conversion 80
Kerberos Authentication 80
FTP service specifications 80
Before Setting Up FTP Service 81
Setting Up FTP Service 82
Configuring General Settings 83
Choosing Logging Options 84
Changing Advanced Settings 85
Starting FTP Service 85
Managing FTP Service 86
Changing the User Environment 87
Viewing the Log 87
Using README Messages 88
Solving Problems 89
Problems With AFP Service 90
Problems With NFS Service 92
Problems With FTP Service 92
Glossary 95
96 Glossary 96
Glossary 97 97
98 Glossary 98
Glossary 99 99
100 Glossary 100
Glossary 101 101
102 Glossary 102
104 Index 104
Index 105 105
106 Index 106

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