JNOS Commands Manual - Appendix B

Appendix B

APPENDIX B



FTPUSERS PERMISSIONS

The following is a list of the user permission values required for the
FTPUSERS file.


Name:          value     (hex)
FTP_READ         1        0x1       /* Read files */
FTP_CREATE       2        0x2       /* Create new files */
FTP_WRITE        4        0x4       /* Overwrite or delete existing files */
AX25_CMD         8        0x8       /* AX.25 gateway operation allowed */
TELNET_CMD       16       0x10      /* Telnet gateway operation allowed */
NETROM_CMD       32       0x20      /* NET/ROM gateway operation allowed */
SYSOP_CMD        64       0x40      /* Remote sysop access allowed */
EXCLUDED_CMD     128      0x80      /* This user is banned from the BBS */
PPP_ACCESS_PRIV  256      0x100     /* bit for PPP connection */
PPP_PWD_LOOKUP   512      0x200     /* Priv bit for peerID/pass lookup */
NO_SENDCMD       1024     0x400     /* Disallow send command */
NO_READCMD       2048     0x800     /* Disallow read command */
NO_3PARTY        4096     0x1000    /* Disallow third-party mail */
IS_BBS           8192     0x2000    /* This user is a bbs */
IS_EXPERT        16384    0x4000    /* This user is an expert */
NO_CONVERS       32768    0x8000    /* Disallow convers command */
NO_ESCAPE        65536    0x10000   /* Default is no escape char */
NO_LISTS         131072   0x20000   /* No lists displayed from mailbox */
NO_LINKEDTO      262144   0x40000   /* Disable '*** linked to'  */
NO_LASTREAD      524288   0X80000   /* Ignore lastread in <area>.usr 
                                        (shared accts)*/
NO-FBBCMP        1048576  0x100000  /* Avoid FBB compression */
XG_ALLOWED       2097152  0X200000  /* Allow XG (dynip route) cmd */

     To set options, simply add values.

Format in /ftpusers file is:

     <name> <password> [<drive:></rootdir>;</root2>] <#perms>] [=]...

     <name> is the userid, normally a callsign for amateur radio use.

     The <name>  "univperm" should be included in the ftpusers file.
     "univperm" allows anyone not otherwise found in the ftpusers file
     to logon with "guest" status.  Protocol-specific permissions can be
     allowed by using the following names vice "univperm";

      tcpperm      - telnet login to mailbox
      ax25perm     - ax.25 login to mailbox
      nrperm       - netrom login to mailbox
      confperm     - convers signin
      pppperm      - ppp's call to userlogin
      ftpperm      - ftp login
      tipperm      - tip login to mailbox

     If <password> is set to '<string>', then <string> must 
     be used.  If <password> is set to '*', then any entry will 
     satisfy password.

     User can be given access to several drives and directories with
     varying permissions.  These are all given on one line.

     <drive:> is the drive letter for each drive to which the user is
     being given access.

     </rootdir> is the highest directory in the system tree the user
     may access.  It becomes the users root directory.  Subdirectories

     under </rootdir> may be accessed by the user.  More than one
     </rootdir> may be given per drive.  The initial directory 
     (that is, your starting directory after an ftp session is established) 
     is the first directory listed, UNLESS one of the following directories 
     is preceded by an "=" to flag it as the initial directory.  Example:

          anonymous * /pub/wr_only 2  /pub/rw_del 7 =/pub 1 f:/1

     <#permissions> is the sum of the decimal OR hexadecimal values
     which defines what the user is allowed to do while logged onto
     the system.

     You may provide access to more than one set of drives and
     directories with different permissions for each set.  This 
     allows a user to access a personal directory with complete
     read/write/delete access and a public directory with read
     permissions only, or any other combination you may desire.

          univperm * /public 138283  (or 0x21c2b)

     gives anyone not otherwise known login permission as a guest
     who can read or create (upload) new files on FTP connections,
     access ax25 or netrom stations, but has no mbox send, read,
     3rd_party, or list functions.

          wg0b doug c:/wg0b 0x407f /public;/nts ox407b

     defines two different setps of permissions for three different
     areas.

     End of Appendix B, FTP User Permissions