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Ok, I assumed that ssh and ftp were dealt with in the same way, but I guess now. My question really centers around FTP anyway. I've got CentOS 4.3 with vsFTPd installed, how do I go about limiting users to thier home directories? *************************************** J. Jacobs...

I guess I didn't make myself clear...the current configuration is 775... I don't want my users to view other users files. if a user ssh into /home/someuser/ I don't want them to go in any directory higher than that..so they can't go view files from /home/anotheruser/ Is there a way to set they...

I googled a few search terms, but I guess I can't figure out what it's actually called. I want to limit directory browsing from users on our server that are ssh or ftp'd in. I basically want them to stay within their /home/username/ directory and to be able to read files on the rest of the...

It's a pretty small table to begin with (lots of rows but not many columns). Here is the table (names changed) +-----------------+-----------------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |...

I have a table with about 500,000 records in it, and the table contains manufacturer part numbers. Users need to be able to search the field with the manufacturer part number using partial numbers. The part number field is indexed and it is a varchar(50) field. I have been using a statement...

I am migrating to the same distro and version... infact, asside from the size of the logical drive, I want everything to stay exactly as is. I've used tar for files that I've download, and need to install, but I'm really sure what it does. What makes tarball different from rsync? and how I use...

I have an old Proliant 3000 in my basement that I use for backing up critical files from other computers too, as well as an asterisk at home (now Trixbox) server for my phones...so I'm running CentOS 4.3 I'm starting to run out of space on the 7 9.1Gb drives that I have RAID5'ed together into 1...

Is there a complete listing of the default config files for other common server programs? I'm familiar with httpd.conf and my.conf since I've manually edited those, but I have to admit that I've gone the easy route with sendmail, iptables firewall, bind dns, and others and I've used webmin to...

I'm running CentOS 4.3 on an older server and I just bought a nice new server that I want to move my stuff over too. I'm looking for a good tutorial/guide on the subject that would cover things like copying the user information/passwords of all the existing users on the server over to the new...

We're renting a dedicated server at a host that uses 95th percentile bandwidth billing. I've set up a nightly backup of some files using rsync. Is there a way to cap the ammount of bandwidth used by rsync so that it doesn't just download everything as fast as it can...

I figured it out...the problem wasn't my use of the pipe... I needed a -c on the gzip command. *************************************** J. Jacobs http://www.piercedmedia.com

I'm a relative newbie trying to understand the pipe. I've got a gzip'ed log file that I want to run a couple of commands on...sure I could run them all seperately, but I'm trying to run them from a php application...and more importantly, I'm trying to learn new stuff here....so here's what I've...

Anything Free? Otherwise I'll probably write my own code to parse through the error log, put into a mysql database and manipulate it from there. *************************************** J. Jacobs http://www.piercedmedia.com

Along the same lines...I'll start a new thread if I don't get any answers here... Does anyone know of a php log analyzer similar to AWStats or something? I've got all errors turned on, I want to clean up my code and get ride of notices and everything while I go through and redesign a site. I'd...

I have a customer http://www.fitnessrepairparts.com that has spent a lot of time building item descriptions and lists of equipment that parts go on. Now they are having ebayers come and rip off their descriptions. Is there any way to protect this information? or at least make it harder to copy...