ok, why after creating an account for a user, then turning on the ftp server built in to the o s, why, in the heck is it when I log in as that user, rather than being placed in there home directory, they seem to be at the most top level, even seeing the hidden stuff. I mean God I literally can see /etc, I can see /volumes, I can see .trashes, I can see /bin, /users, /library, /system, /dev? all of that is fully accessible and fully read, and write both.
I wanna host a web site for a friend, but I am not doing this if he's gonna be able to view my whole system. Forget it! what is the solution. I am fine with doing things in a terminal if we must, but really is that necessary? Is there a *free? ware, and again: *free? ware! server that may work better, or is the answer to this fairly easy.
Chris.
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