I've set up an FTP server using vsftpd on a Centos 5.10 machine. This is my target directory on the server:/var/www/supercoolstuffI can connect from a Windows XP machine using WinSCP then navigate to the above directory as long as I enter in the full path.ftp://adambrown_ftp:PASSWORD@192.168.15.150/var/www/supercoolstuff/When I try to connect directly from Windows Explorer using the above line I receive this error:550: Failed to change directory.Looking in the /var/log/vsftpd/vsftpd.log file I can see that it is trying to change to the target directory relative to the FTP users home directory:FTP response: Client 192.168.100.2, 200 NOOP ok.FTP command: Client 192.168.100.2, CWD/home/adambrown_ftp/var/www/supercoolstuffFTP response: Client 192.168.100.2, 550 Failed to change directory.How can I allow the FTP user to connect directly to the target directory?
FTP straight to directory, rather than making it relative to FTP users home directory?
centos;permissions;windows;vsftpd