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  From: <ahuang@feedroom.com>
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  Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 16:46:01 -0400

FTP /noshell setup on REDHAT 7.0/7.1

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Can anyone help me on setting up FTP accounts with /noshell, when I try to
set the user variable in the /etc/passwd file to /noshell, I get a denial
when logging into wu-ftp.  I noticed that the default setup on REDHAT 7.1
has the ftp account setup to /noshell.  It works fine with shell /bin/bash.

Thanks,
Allen



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/noshell, when I try to set the user variable in the /etc/passwd file =
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