How do I configure ftp anonymous, guest and "chroot" user access in Solaris 9 and Solaris 10?
(Doc ID 1012011.1)
Last updated on JUNE 01, 2023
Applies to:
OpenSolaris Operating System - Version 2008.05 to 2009.06 [Release 10.0]All Platforms
Goal
A common configuration for FTP is the anonymous, chrooted or jailed ftp user, which restricts the user to a single directory that looks like / (root). No other filesystems are accessible. (In Solaris 8 FTP, this was referred to as a "sub-login").
This technical instruction will provide the steps required to configure anonymous ftp, guest ftp or chrooted ftp access. The script /usr/sbin/ftpconfig is used as well as creating accounts and editing the /etc/password and /etc/shadow file, depending upon the type of user required. Edits to the /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess file are also required.
Solution
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