FTP execution authorization list definition file
Format
[urecp-ftp.permission.allow=user-name-with-execution-permission[urecp-ftp.permission.deny=user-name-without-execution-permission] |
Function
Specifies the users who will be allowed or not allowed to execute the business processes associated with an FTP reception.
You can store the FTP execution authorization list definition file on any path with any name. However, the absolute path of the FTP execution authorization list definition file must be specified in the urecp-ftp.permission-def.filepath property of the FTP reception configuration file.
Specifiable properties
urecp-ftp.permission.allow=user-name-with-execution-permission ~ <Character strings or one-byte asterisks (*)> <<*>>
Specifies the name of the user who will be allowed to execute the business processes associated with an FTP reception.
To specify multiple users, specify user-name, user-name, ..., by using one-byte commas (,) as delimiters. The one-byte spaces and tab characters before and after the one-byte commas are ignored.
The empty user names (user names with length 0) are also ignored. If you specify the user names as follows, null will be ignored and the FTP reception will start successfully:
urecp-ftp.permission.allow = user-name-1, |
If you specify one-byte asterisks (*) only, all the users are allowed to execute the business processes. Note that to specify a user name in the following format, enclose the user name within tab characters:
If you omit this property, a one-byte asterisk (*) is specified.
urecp-ftp.permission.deny= user-name-without-execution-permission <Character strings or one-byte asterisks (*)>
Specifies the name of the user who will not be allowed to execute the business processes associated with an FTP reception.
To specify multiple users, specify user-name, user-name, ..., by using one-byte commas (,) as delimiters. The one-byte spaces and tab characters before and after the one-byte commas are ignored.
The empty user names (user names with length 0) are also ignored. If you specify the user names as follows, null will be ignored and the FTP reception will start successfully:
urecp-ftp.permission.deny = user-name-1, |
Note that to specify a user name in the following format, enclose the user name within tab characters:
Example of coding
An example of coding is as follows:
urecp-ftp.permission.allow=* |
Note that all the users are allowed even if the urecp-ftp.permission-def.filepath property (path of the FTP execution authorization list definition file) is not specified in the FTP reception configuration file.
urecp-ftp.permission.allow=root,admin |
urecp-ftp.permission.allow=* |
urecp-ftp.permission.deny=guest1,guest2 |