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This article will explain in detail how to use Limit in Proftpd. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

What we use more when using Proftpd may be the use of Limit. Limit has roughly the following actions, which can basically cover all permissions.

CMD:Change Working Directory changes the directory

Permission for MKD:MaKe Directory to establish a directory

RNFR: ReName FRom permission to change directory name

Permission for DELE:DELEte to delete files

RMD:ReMove Directory permission to delete a directory

Permission to download RETR:RETRieve from the server to the client

Permission for STOR:STORe to upload from client to server

READ: readable permissions, excluding permissions for column directories, equivalent to RETR,STAT, etc.

WRITE: permission to write to a file or directory, including MKD and RMD

DIRS: whether to allow column directories, which is equivalent to LIST,NLST and other permissions, is more practical.

ALL: all permissions

LOGIN: permission to log in or not

For the objects applied by the above Limit, it also includes the following scope

AllowUser for the Limit allowed by a user

DenyUser forbids Limit for a user

AllowGroup allowed Limit for a user group

Limit prohibited by DenyGroup for a user group

Limit allowed by AllowAll for all user groups

DenyAll forbids Limit for all users

The parameters for limiting the rate are:

TransferRate STOR | RETR speed (Kbytes/s) user user

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