Problem with Access to directories

[B.J. Scott]

I'm having an issue with vsftpd (on Fedora Core 3)

I have three users:   software, games, and music

I made the following directories:

/ftp/software
/ftp/games
/ftp/music

and set each user's home directory to the relevant directory with the
following commands:

useradd -d /ftp/software software
useradd -d /ftp/games games
useradd -d /ftp/music music
(I can't remember the commands;  I think that's it, but anyhow, it
worked)

these accounts are going to be used just for FTPing and downloading the
respective content;  that's why I made their home directories as such.

So ... when the user  'software'   ftp's in (from internet explorer, or
what have you), he is presented with 'software on p4' (a folder mapped
to a windows share  (he can traverse it and download anything in there
fine)

However, the problem arose when I went to a command prompt (in Windows)
and ran the following :

ftp ipaddress
login:  software
password:  blahblah**

it logs in fine

the problem is this ...   if you type in 'cd ..'   it actually takes you
to the parent directory (/ftp)
if you do it again, it takes you to root (/)

In my opinion this is a problem.  Is there a way to deny a particular
user access to a particular directory and if not, how would I go about
securing this?  The user 'software' is even able to download from the
other directories (like /etc)

Thanks.


B.J. Scott