Sftp per users?

Will be added soon

 

@pamamolf, what was your solution for this?

 

Does vsftpd work smarter than the built-in SFTP or Jailkit?

The problem I had when trying to use Jailkit and other CentOS SFTP methods was unnecessary directory structures and visual access outside the directory.

For example, I want a "media" user who has access to /home/media. They can't go any further up the chain and they don't have their own "user" folder inside of that folder.

I couldn't seem to do this with CentOS or Jailkit. They all wanted to treat /home as the chroot and media as a user folder, but my test SFTP account could still browse up to my server root and open files (but not make changes).

I'll look at vsftpd more closely.

 

I am trying vsftpd need an account with just access to public folder, I think its setup correctly but when logging in I keep getting

Code:

500 OOPS: cannot change directory:/home/nginx/domains/domain.com/public

any ideas?

Thanks

 

Thanks @pamamolf so you cant send to public then, was going crazy trying! lol