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than maxidle (see the maxidle option), idle
will be set to the maxidle value.
maxidle [seconds ] (default 7200 seconds). Specify the the maximum number of seconds for the
idle timeout. The default value (7200 seconds) can be overridden by using the
-T option of ftpd
(see ftpd (1M)). If maxidle is specified, that value will override both the default value as well as
the value set with -T option of ftpd
.Amaxidle value of 0 implies that there is no maximum idle
timeout period and the control connection is set to an infinite idle timeout period.
RFC931 [seconds ] (default 10 seconds). Specify the maximum time that the daemon allows for the
entire RFC931 (AUTH/ident) conversation. Setting this to zero (0) seconds completely disables the
daemon’s use of this protocol. The information obtained via RFC931 is recorded in the system logs
and is not actually used in any authentication.
ascii_count [ bytes ]
Specify the number of bytes after which the data connection idle time is reset, in case of an ASCII
mode file transfer (see
timeout data above for more information). The number specified must be
a positive power of 2. By default, the number is set to 4096 bytes.
NOTE: If the specified number is smaller than 4096 bytes,
ftpd will take the default value (4096
bytes). If the specified number is too large, a premature closure of the data connection may be
encountered.
file-limit [ raw ]{in|out|total } count [ class ]
Limit the number (count ) of data files that a user in the given class may transfer. The limit may be
placed on files
in, out or total.Ifclass is not specified, the limit is the default for those classes
which do not have a limit specified. The optional raw parameter applies the limit to the total traffic
rather than just data files.
data-limit [ raw ]{in|out|total } count [ class ]
Limit the number of data bytes a user in the given class may transfer. The limit may be place on
bytes
in, out or total.Ifnoclass is specified, the limit is the default for classes which do not
have a limit specified. The optional raw parameter applies the limit to total traffic rather than just
data files.
limit-time { *|anonymous|guest } minutes
Limit the total time a session can take. By default, there is no limit. Real users are never limited.
guestserver [ hostname ] ...
Controls which hosts may be used for anonymous or guest access. If used without hostname , all
guest or anonymous access to this site is denied. More than one hostname may be specified. Guest
and anonymous access will only be allowed on the named machines. If access is denied, the user
will be asked to use the first hostname listed.
limit class n times message_file
Limit class to n users at specified times , displaying message_file if user is denied access. The limit
check is performed at login time only. If multiple
limit commands apply to the current session,
the first applicable one is used. Failing to define a valid limit, or a limit of -1, is equivalent to
unlimited. The format for times can be any of the following:
Any Any week day
Fr Friday
Any0900-1300 Any day of week between 9.00 - 13.00 hrs.
Th|Any0900-1300 Either Thursday or between 9.00 - 13.00.
noretrieve [ absolute|relative ][ class= classname ] ...
[-] filename [ filename ] ...
Always deny retrievability of these files. If the files are an absolute path specification (that is,
begins with
/ character), then only those files are marked unretrievable. Otherwise all files with
the matching filename are refused transfer. Example:
noretrieve /etc/passwd core
specifies that no one is able to get the file /etc/passwd, whereas they are allowed to transfer a
file, passwd, if it is not in /etc. On the other hand, no one is able to get a file named core wher-
ever it is.
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