How to use Limit in Proftpd
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What we use more when using Proftpd may be the use of Limit. Limit has roughly the following actions, which can basically cover all permissions.
CMD:Change Working Directory changes the directory
Permission for MKD:MaKe Directory to establish a directory
RNFR: ReName FRom permission to change directory name
Permission for DELE:DELEte to delete files
RMD:ReMove Directory permission to delete a directory
Permission to download RETR:RETRieve from the server to the client
Permission for STOR:STORe to upload from client to server
READ: readable permissions, excluding permissions for column directories, equivalent to RETR,STAT, etc.
WRITE: permission to write to a file or directory, including MKD and RMD
DIRS: whether to allow column directories, which is equivalent to LIST,NLST and other permissions, is more practical.
ALL: all permissions
LOGIN: permission to log in or not
For the objects applied by the above Limit, it also includes the following scope
AllowUser for the Limit allowed by a user
DenyUser forbids Limit for a user
AllowGroup allowed Limit for a user group
Limit prohibited by DenyGroup for a user group
Limit allowed by AllowAll for all user groups
DenyAll forbids Limit for all users
The parameters for limiting the rate are:
TransferRate STOR | RETR speed (Kbytes/s) user user
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