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edited Dec 12, 2019 at 17:34

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Create .ftpaccess file in directory that needs to be read-only for account [email protected].

Content of the .ftpaccess file:

<Limit WRITE>
DenyUser [email protected]
</Limit>

That's all.

Please note:

Commands in .ftpaccess file are recursive (i.e. affects all the files in the current directory and any subdirectory).
Condition is that server supports ProFTPD.

More about ProFPTD here:

http://www.proftpd.org/docs/howto/Limit.html

Warning: ProFTPD is quite powerful. If you make a mistake and therefor you can't edit your files via FTP anymore, you can still edit .ftpaccess file via the command line.

SOLVED

Create .ftpaccess file in directory that needs to be read-only.

Content of the .ftpaccess file:

<Limit WRITE>
DenyUser [email protected]
</Limit>

That's all.

Please note:

Commands in .ftpaccess file are recursive (i.e. affects all the files in the current directory and any subdirectory).
Condition is that server supports ProFTPD.

More about ProFPTD here:

http://www.proftpd.org/docs/howto/Limit.html

Warning: ProFTPD is quite powerful. If you make a mistake and therefor you can't edit your files via FTP anymore, you can still edit .ftpaccess file via the command line.

SOLVED

Create .ftpaccess file in directory that needs to be read-only for account [email protected].

Content of the .ftpaccess file:

<Limit WRITE>
DenyUser [email protected]
</Limit>

That's all.

Please note:

Commands in .ftpaccess file are recursive (i.e. affects all the files in the current directory and any subdirectory).
Condition is that server supports ProFTPD.

More about ProFPTD here:

http://www.proftpd.org/docs/howto/Limit.html

Warning: ProFTPD is quite powerful. If you make a mistake and therefor you can't edit your files via FTP anymore, you can still edit .ftpaccess file via the command line.

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created Dec 12, 2019 at 11:08

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SOLVED

Create .ftpaccess file in directory that needs to be read-only.

Content of the .ftpaccess file:

<Limit WRITE>
DenyUser [email protected]
</Limit>

That's all.

Please note:

Commands in .ftpaccess file are recursive (i.e. affects all the files in the current directory and any subdirectory).
Condition is that server supports ProFTPD.

More about ProFPTD here:

http://www.proftpd.org/docs/howto/Limit.html

Warning: ProFTPD is quite powerful. If you make a mistake and therefor you can't edit your files via FTP anymore, you can still edit .ftpaccess file via the command line.