Denying access to users
To deny access to a user:
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In the FTP Server Manager,
select
View
Denied users.
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To define a user to be denied access, select
Edit Add.
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Choose the name of the user from the pull-down list.
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Click on OK to accept.
WARNING:
To maintain system security, we recommend that you always
deny access to root.
We also recommend that you deny access to accounts which do not use
one of the standard shells listed in /etc/shells.
If you choose to enable access by root,
uncomment the /sbin/sh line in /etc/shells.
You do not need to deny access to accounts which do not have passwords.
The FTP server will not service these users.
© 1999 The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc. All rights reserved.
UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.1 - 5 November 1999