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by jfrunyon
1828 days ago
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> If you go by shell sematics, that pokes around the home directory of the user running the FTP daemon; hopefully that doesn't actually work. This is why FTP servers have default directories. They're the equivalent of user home directories. By the way, many FTP servers (especially historically) map FTP logins to real, local users. > This smells like a security vulnerability for most setups. How do you figure? Surely your sensitive files aren't world-readable... /s |
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