User Guide

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NetWare FTP Server Administration Guide
103-000172-001
August 30, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
 All rights specified in the same line will be applied to that entity.
 If the RESTRICT file does not exist or is empty, the access is given to all
users without any restrictions.
Example 1
*.novell ACCESS=ALLOW
*.testou.novell ACCESS=DENY
.user1.testou.novell ACCESS=READONLY
User1 at testou will be allowed read-only rights. The other users at
testou.novell will be denied the right. However, all other OUs at .novell will
be allowed.
Example 2
*.testou.novell ACCESS=DENY
*.novell ACCESS=ALLOW
All OUs at .novell will be allowed because both rights apply to testou and the
later would be taken.
Example 3
ADDRESS=Clientmachine1.blr.novell.com ACCESS=NOREMOTE
.user1.novell ACCESS=READONLY
The user1 logging from clientmachine1 will have read-only and no remote
access.
For more details, see Table 4, “Access Restrictions Parameters,” on page 15
Anonymous User Access
NetWare FTP Server software supports an anonymous user account. This
account provides people with access to public files. Access to the Anonymous
user account can be enabled or disabled by setting the
ANONYMOUS_ACCESS parameter in the configuration file. By default, the
parameter is set to No. The path of the Anonymous user's home directory can
be specified in the configuration file, in the ANONYMOUS_HOME directory
parameter.
An Anonymous user account can be created by loading the FTP server with
the -a option. This creates the Anonymous user, creates the home directory
(if it is not available), and assigns access rights to the Anonymous user. The