PUBLISH-FTPD-MAINT

publish−ftpd−maint − maintain binary files for publish−ftpd

publish-ftpd-maint -f file [ −l | −i | −o | −u ]
publish-ftp-maint -f file −u username −d
publish-ftp-maint −f file −u username [ −c ] [ −e encpwd ] [ −n name ] [ −h homedir ]
publish-ftpd-maint -f file −m

Create, modify, or dump the binary password file used publish-ftpd. With the −m switch, load the binary MIME-types file used by publish-ftpd in HTTP server mode.

−f file, −−file=file

specifies binary file to be processed (mandatory)

−l, −−load

load records in /etc/passwd format into a password file, updating existing records as needed; records not appearing in the input are silently removed

−i, −−input

equivalent to -l, but does not remove any records

−o, −−output

output contents of a password file in /etc/passwd format

−u, −−username

specify single username to delete with -d, or create or modify with −c , −e , −n , or −h switches

−d, −−delete

delete user specified by −u

−c, −−change−password

prompt for new password for user specified by −u

−e encpwd, −−encrypted−password=encpwd

specify encrypted password in system-dependent format for user specified by −u

−n name, −−name=name

specify full name for user specified by −u

−h homedir, −−home-directory=homedir

specify home directory for user specified by −u

−m, −−mime−types

load records from the standard input in Apache mime-types format into a binary MIME-types file, updating existing records as needed; to delete records, delete the binary file and start over

−v, −−version

output version information and exit

John Cowan <cowan@ccil.org>

Copyright © 2005 John Cowan
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

publish-ftpd(8),passwd(5),httpd(8)