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Network Working Group
Jim Lieb
RFC # 697
SUMEX-AIM
NIC # 32963
July 14,1975
FTP's CWD command
(RFC697 - CWD Command Of FTP)
Introduction
The Tenex file system supports the "Pure File" directory. This type of directory cannot be "log in", but
"Connect to" arrive. After registration, the "owner" of this directory can access the job generated by the system and used
The address space of the program is executed. Connection allows an existing job and its related users, ie "owner (OWNER)"
Access a directory, but you can't create an address space. "Owner", Group (Group) and "Universal
(universal) "or" public "these words determine the legitimacy of checking a file access request
Use this protection specification which field.
problem
The Tenex FTP server does not allow FTP to log in to a "Files Only" directory. The current agreement includes changes
The command (Change Working Directory, abbreviated as a CWD) command, can get some "even" by this command
Connect the "" "" but does not fully grant users "Owner" permissions. So, there is no way
You can access a "Files Only" directory as "Owner" (ie, you can provide password).
For this type of personal directory, this is very inconvenient, because for a lot of directory, define a user directory "group
(Group) is very wasteful, and unconstrained "public" permissions will bring a lot of inconvenience.
Solution
Two methods can be used. Or delete the limit on the FTP login "Files Only" directory, or create one
With the "Connect" function. The limit on the "files only" directory is based on how the server is
A FTP user. If we say any network users who know a directory password have ownership of this directory
To connect FTP, then we use the first solution. If we want to limit an FTP login to user login
If we need a second solution.
Suggest
Use the following two ways to change the protocol:
1. Delete the limit when the FTP login "Files Only" directory
2. Add an optional parameter to specify the mouth of the directory for the CWD (Change Working Directory command)
Let string. If the password is successful, the user will get the ownership of this directory. If the password does not exist or check
If you fail, this command current permissions and operational features are controlled by the current protection mechanism. Anonymous users are not allowed
Use this mechanism to change their access to the file system.
[October 1999, the earliest by BBN has converted this RFC into a machine to identify the pattern, by
GTE's Alex Mckenzie to support the online RFC query on one by one]
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