Add symbolic links to secondary users FTP directories

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Quick question about secondary users FTP access, I've been reading about setting up FTP accounts and giving out permissions, specifically in the help on setfacl and the set permission script. However I'm wondering if there's a way to tie this nicely into a bow and programmatically create a symbolic link between the newly permission-granted folder and the FTP user?

Or is the only way to start a session as the newly created account and create the symbolic link that way - as described here

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asked 04 Jan '13, 13:19

Mojowen
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There's no way to do that directly with our API, but you might be able to hack it together like this:

Hope that helps!

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answered 04 Jan '13, 13:38

seanf
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edited 04 Jan '13, 14:08

That's what I was thinking - thanks Sean

(04 Jan '13, 13:40) Mojowen

Actually probably easier to just

Create the new user
User Paramiko (or whatever) to login and give group permission to the main user
Use main FTP account to give permission programmatically as a last step to the permission setting exercise

(04 Jan '13, 13:50) Mojowen

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