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Date:	Tue, 18 Oct 2005 12:58:35 PDT7
From:	Peter Skye <pskye@peterskye.com >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: syslogd ftpd trusers

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Steven Levine wrote:
>
> >-- 1. I want syslogd logging but don't see it in TCP/IP Configuration.
> > Should I just add it manually to my startup?
>
> Probably better to add it to tcpexit.cmd.

Oops, my faux paus, I didn't mean startup.cmd or the Startup folder,
some of my startup (especially all TCP/IP stuff) is embedded in my
config.sys (you _know_ I do things differently). Thanks.

> >-- 2. How do I allow users to create subdirectories, i.e. how do I authorize
>
> It's the default, if you allow write access. There's not specific
> permissions required for the command.

Hmm, I had tested and it didn't work. But I only allowed write access
-- your suggestion below to also allow read access then allows a user to
create subdirectories.

> > 2005/10/16 23.05: FTPD:1890: Unauthorized attempt to create directory h:\webspace\musfc\IMG
>
> Take a look at your trusers.
>
> > user: ***** *************
> > rd:
> > wr: H:\WebSpace\MusFC
> > loginfo: logall
>
> Try it with
>
> rd: H:\WebSpace\MusFC

SUCCESS, allowing read access then allows a user to create directories.

Thanks much.

> Also, test with the correct case. I forget how case-sensitive ftpd is on OS/2.

Tested. FTPD doesn't care. "rd: H:\WebSpace\MusFC" and "rd:
H:\WebSpace\musFC" are both acceptable. "cd IMG" and "cd img" are both
acceptable.

Thanks again very much.

- Peter

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