At 10:21 12/03/2002 -0500, Jiann-Ming Su wrote:

On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Richard Barrett wrote:

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The problem is that I do not think that Apache can handle converting between the protocols in this way, dealing with the different reponses involved etc. In a brief experiment with my Apache (version 1.3.14) the Apache child process crashes when I just try rewriting an incoming HTTP URL to an outgoing FTP URL with a RewriteRule; you may have a better experience if you try it.

Actually, I wasn't expecting Apache to proxy ftp requests. I didn't know if there was a way for a Zope user to ftp into his "home" directory.

I confused myself when I read your original post: At 18:36 11/03/2002 -0500, Jiann-Ming Su wrote:

I've configured virtual hosting with zope and apache per http://www.zope.org/Members/anser/apache_zserver. How do I configure zope so that users for each virtual host ftp right into the virtual host folder? Thanks for any tips.

That is, if I have an acl_uers/ folder in /VirtualHost/Host1, how do I get a defined user for Host1 to ftp directly into /VirtualHost/Host1?

I'm still trying to interpret what you are asking so bear with me. Are you asking whether standard Zope can accept an FTP login and, depending on the user ID presented, automatically do an FTP cd to the user's "home" folder, having determined where that is by computation from which acl_user folder their user ID is defined in? If so, I think the answer is probably no. Well, I cannot see a way of getting the Zope FTP server to behave that way without changing its source code.

Right now, I have to authenticate through the acl_users/ in the root folder, which gives me access to a bunch of other folders as well.