Greetings all, I'm wondering if there is a way, with PureFTPD, to create subdirectories within auto-created FTP home directories. For example, let's say I have a user "foo" on my pureftpd server, with a home directory of /home/foo. The first time the user foo logs into my server, pureftpd attempts to chroot foo to /home/foo -- and if /home/foo does not exist, it creates it automatically. I would also like pureftpd to also create a subdirectory structure within the user's home directory.. in my case for Web hosting customers -- /home/foo/htdocs, /home/foo/cgi-bin, /home/foo/private, etc. Is there a way to do this? I searched the docs but didn't find a good answer. Thanks! Caio
Normally if my FTP users were also system users, using /etc/skel would work great... Unfortunately, my pureftpd setup uses MySQL as a backend, so I can't use /etc/skel -- However, is there a way to run a script when these directories are created? My setup is using Fedora 8... I'm looking for a solution to within pureftpd itself, however I suppose I could turn to a process external to pureftpd. Caio
Maybe you can do this with a cron job that checks if the directories exist and creates them if they don't.
