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Setup system users to manage specific apache virtual host directories [on hold]

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I have setup apache on a centos server, and have also setup the following virtual hosts for different web aps as follows:

/var/www/web-app1
/var/www/web-app2
/var/www/web-app3

I want to create different system users that have FTP/SSH access to one ore more assigned applications, but not the others:

for e.g. i want to create a user say user-app1 that has:
a) ftp/ssh access to /var/www/web-app1, but no ftp/ssh to parent /var/www directory
b) ftp/ssh access to /opt/docs/web-app1-docs but no ftp/ssh to parent /opt/docs

How can i do this, without altering apache/php users permissions on same folders.

apache-virtualhost

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put on hold as too broad by Haxiel, Fabby, Stephen Harris, Mr Shunz, Prvt_Yadv 2 days ago

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  I think your question is too broad to be answerable here. You could look into chrooting your SSH/SFTP users. Here is a guide from the Arch wiki that shows how.
  
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I have setup apache on a centos server, and have also setup the following virtual hosts for different web aps as follows:

/var/www/web-app1
/var/www/web-app2
/var/www/web-app3

I want to create different system users that have FTP/SSH access to one ore more assigned applications, but not the others:

for e.g. i want to create a user say user-app1 that has:
a) ftp/ssh access to /var/www/web-app1, but no ftp/ssh to parent /var/www directory
b) ftp/ssh access to /opt/docs/web-app1-docs but no ftp/ssh to parent /opt/docs

How can i do this, without altering apache/php users permissions on same folders.

apache-virtualhost

share|improve this question

asked Apr 10 at 8:20

obininiobinini

1

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put on hold as too broad by Haxiel, Fabby, Stephen Harris, Mr Shunz, Prvt_Yadv 2 days ago

Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I think your question is too broad to be answerable here. You could look into chrooting your SSH/SFTP users. Here is a guide from the Arch wiki that shows how.
  
  – Haxiel
  Apr 10 at 10:15
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have setup apache on a centos server, and have also setup the following virtual hosts for different web aps as follows:

/var/www/web-app1
/var/www/web-app2
/var/www/web-app3

I want to create different system users that have FTP/SSH access to one ore more assigned applications, but not the others:

for e.g. i want to create a user say user-app1 that has:
a) ftp/ssh access to /var/www/web-app1, but no ftp/ssh to parent /var/www directory
b) ftp/ssh access to /opt/docs/web-app1-docs but no ftp/ssh to parent /opt/docs

How can i do this, without altering apache/php users permissions on same folders.

apache-virtualhost

share|improve this question

asked Apr 10 at 8:20

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