I hate to do this, but I have nowhere else to turn to.

I'm trying to setup an ftp account on a site (we're running Solaris 2.5).
I setup the user's home directory (/home/user/) but I want the ftpd to 
pretend it's at / when that user logs in.  We can't do anonymous ftp for 
additional security reasons, but I don't want that user to browse around 
the system either (cd .., cd /etc/, and so forth).  We want to restrict 
this user to his home directory only (visible to him only as "/")...

Is there a way to do this?  I know some of you have set-up ftp before, 
and the man pages are (as usual) unhelpful.  If someone could help me 
out, I'd appreciate it!

--Rick C. Petty,  aka Snoopy                <h1><blink>I hate Netscape!
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