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Scenario:
The admin creates a user (john_doe) and assigns a website (johndoe.com) to this user. When the user logs in to the CP and creates a new SSH and/or FTP user, they can enter any username (e.g.: admin), and that user will be created under the home folder (/home/admin).
Idea:
When a user creates an SSH or FTP user, the new user should have a name prefix based on the original user's name or ID. E.g. john_doe_admin or c1_admin (imagine the john_doe's customer ID in the database is 1). So, the home folder will be /home/john_doe_admin or /home/c1_admin
With this approach, different users could create "the same" usernames, and there wouldn't be conflicts. Also, the home folder names would be much cleaner regarding ownership.
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Scenario:
The admin creates a user (
john_doe) and assigns a website (johndoe.com) to this user. When the user logs in to the CP and creates a new SSH and/or FTP user, they can enter any username (e.g.:admin), and that user will be created under thehomefolder (/home/admin).Idea:
When a user creates an SSH or FTP user, the new user should have a name prefix based on the original user's name or ID. E.g.
john_doe_adminorc1_admin(imagine thejohn_doe's customer ID in the database is1). So, thehomefolder will be/home/john_doe_adminor/home/c1_adminWith this approach, different users could create "the same" usernames, and there wouldn't be conflicts. Also, the
homefolder names would be much cleaner regarding ownership.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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