One of our dev boxes runs debian and VSFTPD, and I would like to allow a few select users to write to /var/www/testsite and its sub directories.
They can browse to /var/www via a symlink in their home directories, but they can't write. It doesn't matter if it's using FTP or SFTP.
Any ideas? I find this problem difficult to google.
Got a customer server coming in that's exchange and I want it to talk to the existing setup, users hate more than one login!
Can Exchange 2010 get authentication from OpenLDAP? (running on CentOS 5.5) The Exchange sessions will be virtualised and moved from it's current chassis. We are currently familiar with configuring Samba, kerberos, winbind etc for samba shares.
I am a linux person by trade, so this windows stuff confuses me.
I am going to setup a PDC and BDC, and I need another windows server license for a storage server.
I have a MAPS license which includes WinSrvr Standard 2008 (not R2), Enterprise R2. I have been quoted for a WinSrvr2008R2 OEM license with the new BDC.
Can I use, for example, Server 2008 R2 standard as the PDC, and Enterprise R2 as a BDC or vice versa, or do they have to be the same edition of windows?
The Storage Server can be 2008 Std (non-R2)