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On 14 Jun 2005 David Backeberg wrote: > proftpd supports authentication against a sql database (MySQL or > PostgreSQL), meaning you can make up accounts that have no bearing in > reality, except to proftpd, aka, you only give ftp access, and you don't > have to remember to set their shells to nologin. > > This feature, along with the virtualization stuff you've already > discovered, are just some of the reasons proftpd is so awesome. Thanks for the idea. It is on a virtual server so I don't know if I can control proftpd that way, but I'll take a look. -- Tom
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