Add FTP users and Set permissions in Linux

Add an FTP user in Linux and set the permissions to add an ftp user in linux, and set the corresponding permissions as follows:
1. Environment: ftp is vsftp. The Restricted User Name is test. The restricted path is/home/test2. Create a user: Under the root user, add useradd-d/home/test/to add the user test, set/home/testpasswd test // as the main directory of the test user. 3. Change the user's permission settings:
Usermod-s/sbin/nologin test // user test cannot be telnet, only ftpusermod-s/sbin/bash test // user test can be restored to normal usermod-d/test // change the main directory of user test to/test
4. restrict user access to/home/test only. Do not access other paths. Modify/etc/vsftpd. conf: www.2cto.com chroot_list_enable = YES // restrict access to its own directory # (default follows) chroot_list_file =/etc/vsftpd. chroot_list edit vsftpd. add the Restricted Users to the chroot_list file. Change the configuration file for each user name line. Do not forget to restart the vsFTPd server [root @ linuxsir001 root] #/etc/init. d/vsftpd restart5. If you need to allow the user to change the password, but do not have the permission to log on to the system via telnet: usermod-s/usr/bin/passwd test // After user telnet, the password change interface is directly displayed.
Author aking21alinjuju