Talk:I dont want to give a user access to all of my domains

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Spelling mistakes

There are a couple of grammatical and spelling errors that I would have been happy to fix, but the page seems to be locked.

The most important one is where it says "As the picture above shows the "FTP user 2" has no domains (websites) in their account so they can access anything yet through there own account"

shouldn't that be "As the picture above shows the "FTP user 2" has no domains (websites) in their account so they can't access anything yet through their own account"

- Now it's unlocked and I fixed them. --Wizgha 05:54, 17 Feb 2007 (PST)

UNIX groups

I think this may be slightly incorrect. I've just followed this procedure to create an account which is shared by me and another person who is working on some code with me, so we both have upload access. However, I've observed that I can read his home directory but I can't read the home directories of other customers. Me and him are both in the same Unix group. /etc/group contains many groups so my presumption is one customer account == one group.

If that's correct, surely the best approach would have been to create my new user under his own credentials, and then give the group write access to the upload directory? --Kingboyk 07:30, 27 Nov 2006 (PST)