| Attribute |
Settings |
Purpose |
| MAP
As |
string of
alpha/numeric characters that will function as the
"DVFS assign" or "virtual link" |
This is the
name that a user or FTP client will enter in a CWD
command, to change to another DVFS assign. MAPs to which
a given user has access will be listed in his root (/)
directory. |
| Path |
The actual AmigaDOS path to which
this MAP is applied. |
This is the actual AmigaDOS path
that AmiFTPd will access to reach the given MAP. |
| Access |
A range of groups from 0 to 31) |
This attribute controls which
groups will or will not have access to a given DVFS
map/area. Valid ranges are from 0 to 31. You may
designate "parts" of ranges using a comma (,)
or a dash (-) as delimiters. The comma designates a
severed range and a dash designates a continuous range.
e.g. 0,4,21-23 would allow access for user groups 0, 4
and 21 to 23 inclusive. |
| Dir.
perms |
Any or all of 'R', 'W', 'E', 'D' or
'*' |
These flags define user permissions
for the given DVFS entry as follows:
| R |
Gives users READ (e.g. GET/DOWNLOAD and
LS/DIR) access |
| W |
Gives users WRITE (e.g. PUT/UPLOAD) access |
| E |
Gives users EXECUTE access (not implemented) |
| D |
Gives users DELETE access
note: If a user has WRITE permission and wishes
to upload a file with a filename matching that of
an already existing file, his upload will not be
accepted unless he has the delete flag, which
allows him to overwrite the existing file. |
| * |
Forces the DVFS map to use the permissions as
defined in USER attributes for each user - which
is to say that users will have the same
permissions in the given DVFS area as he/she does
in his or her HOME/ROOT directory. |
|
| Recursive |
Checked or unchecked |
This attribute controls whether or
not the user has access to subdirectories that exist in
the given DVFS map entry. |
