[K12OSN] encrypting passwords
WALTON, TOM (TOM_WALTON@corvallis.k12.or.us)
Tue, 26 Feb 2002 08:34:51 -0800
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Hi folks:
I want to set up an ftp server that uses groups which aren't anonymous and
don't have real accounts. The group account will log in, provide a
password, and then be sent to the home directory (e.g., /homework/) for that
particular group. I've looked at both wuftpd and proftpd but neither seems
to provide an internal method for crypting passwords when the admin sets up
the group. Can anyone recommend an ftp server that does this, much like the
Windows program Serv-U does? That is, without the hassle of running a
separate Perl script to encrypt the password?
Thanks,
Max
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encrypting passwords
Hi folks:
I want to set up an ftp server that =
uses groups which aren't anonymous and don't have real accounts. =
The group account will log in, provide a password, and then be sent to =
the home directory (e.g., /homework/) for that particular group. =
I've looked at both wuftpd and proftpd but neither seems to provide an =
internal method for crypting passwords when the admin sets up the =
group. Can anyone recommend an ftp server that does this, much =
like the Windows program Serv-U does? That is, without the hassle =
of running a separate Perl script to encrypt the password?
Thanks,
Max
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