20.07.2013, 16:04
Well really you have two options, you could change your default apache directory to a new users home area (/home/username) and when they connect via ftp it would put them into that directory.
You can use this site to install VSFTPD which is a FTP server for UNIX systems. Ignore the steps regarding installing the FTP client on your remote machine, since you would probably be doing that from a client such as FileZilla.
Or on the other hand, you could use webmin to manage your CentOS server, and through this online panel you can choose to add extra apache zones, and add new users to change their home directory.
Feel free to PM me if you'd like anymore help!
You can use this site to install VSFTPD which is a FTP server for UNIX systems. Ignore the steps regarding installing the FTP client on your remote machine, since you would probably be doing that from a client such as FileZilla.
Or on the other hand, you could use webmin to manage your CentOS server, and through this online panel you can choose to add extra apache zones, and add new users to change their home directory.
Feel free to PM me if you'd like anymore help!