Use of Limit in Proftpd

 

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In useProftpdWhich of the following statements can be used?LimitLimit has the following actions to cover all permissions.

CMD: Change Working Directory Change Directory

MKD: MaKe Directory permission for creating Directories

RNFR: ReName FRom change directory name permission

DELE: DELEte permission for deleting objects

RMD: ReMove Directory permission to delete Directory

RETR: RETRieve permission for downloading data from the server to the client

STOR: The permission for STORe to upload data from the client to the server.

READ: READ Permission, excluding the column directory permission, equivalent to RETR, STAT, etc.

WRITE: permission to WRITE files or directories, including MKD and RMD.

DIRS: whether to allow column directories, which is equivalent to LIST, NLST, and other permissions. It is more practical.

ALL: ALL Permissions

LOGIN: permitted to log on

Objects applied to the above Limit include the following

The Limit allowed by AllowUser for a user

DenyUser's Limit for a user

The Limit allowed by AllowGroup for a user group

DenyGroup's Limit for a user group

AllowAll Limit allowed for all user groups

DenyAll indicates the Limit forbidden by all users.

The maximum speed is:

TransferRate STOR | RETR speed (Kbytes/s) for the user

Through the introduction of this article, I think everyone knows how to use Limit in Proftpd. I hope this article will help you!