Command reference
From DrFTPD
Note: Much of this documentation is copied from glftpd.docs
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SITE ADDUSER
USAGE: site adduser <user> <password> [<ident@ip#1> ... <ident@ip#5>]
Adds a user. You can have wild cards for users that have dynamic ips Examples: *@192.168.1.* , frank@192.168.*.* , bob@192.*.*.* (*@192.168.1.1[5-9] will allow only 192.168.1.15-19 to connect but no one else)
If a user is added by a groupadmin, that user will will inherit the groupadmin's group.
All default values for the user are read from file default.user in /glftpd/ftp-data/users. Comments inside describe what is what. Gadmins can be assigned their own default.<group> userfiles as templates to be used when they add a user, if one is not found, default.user will be used. default.groupname files will also be used for "site gadduser".
ex. site ADDUSER Archimede mypassword
This would add the user 'Archimede' with the password 'mypassword'.
ex. site ADDUSER Archimede mypassword *@127.0.0.1
This would do the same as above + add the ip '*@127.0.0.1' at the same time.
SITE CHANGE
USAGE: site change <user> <field> <value> - change a field for a user
Fields available:
ratio
Upload/Download ratio. 0 = Unlimited (Leech)
credits
Credits left to download.
tagline
User's tagline.
group_slots
Number of users a GADMIN is allowed to add. If you specify a second argument, it will be the number of leech accounts the gadmin can give (done by "site change user ratio 0") (2nd arg = leech slots)
comment
Changes the user's comment.
group
Changes the users primary group. Primary group is used in group ownership.
SITE CHGRP
Changes the users extra group. Extra group is used to give a user siteop/nuke/gadmin rights. It is similar to glftpd's flags. You can use them as custom flags or whatever u want and later specify special commands that are usable by only this group.
CHGRP adds a user to the group if he isnt already in it. If he is in the group, then he will be removed from it.
valid fields are: siteop, nuk, gadmin, deleted
USAGE: site chgrp <user> <group>
site chgrp <user> siteop
user gets siteop flag
site chgrp <user> nuke
user gets access to nuek command
site chgrp <user> gadmin
user is gadmin now (see group_slots for help on changing slots)
site chgrp <user> deleted
deletes the specified user, same as "site deluser <user>"
SITE WIPE
USAGE: SITE WIPE [-r] <file/dir>
Deletes files without removing credits. -r means delete recursively.
