HP-UX Remote Access Services Administrator's Guide

guestuser <username> [ username ... ]
realgroup <groupname> [ groupname ... ]
realuser <username> [ username ... ]
FTP Server Access to UID and GID Values
This feature allows you to specify UID and GID values for which the FTP server access
is denied or allowed. By default, allow access is set.
The syntax for denying or allowing FTP server access to UID and GID values is as
follows:
deny-uid <uid-range>[...]
deny-gid <gid-range>[...]
allow-uid <uid-range>[...]
allow-gid <gid-range>[...]
Example 2-5 The deny-gid, allow-gid and allow-uid Clauses
The following are some examples for the deny-gid, allow-gid, and allow-uid
clauses:
deny-gid %-99 %65535 deny-uid %-99 %65535
allow-gid ftp
allow-uid ftp
This denies FTP access to all privileged or special users and groups on a Linux system
except the anonymous FTP user or group.
Upload and Download Ratios
You can set the upload and download ratio to limit the user’s ability to upload and
download files. By default, a ratio is not set.
The syntax for setting the upload and download ratio is as follows:
ul-dl-rate <rate> [ class ...]
dl-free <filename> [ class ...]
dl-free-dir <dirname> [ class ...]
Additional Clauses in ftpaccess 53