zoli wrote:MY PERSONAL opinion follows:
I agree with afonic that option 2. would create a much cleanar polarhome and reduce security risks in the future. But as a human being with positive approach, my conscience votes for option 1. Leave they as they are. We just simply can not do so to polarhome users.
It is said: Do not do to others what you do not want them to do to you.
Well to be honest I took in consideration your limited time when I said that the better way would be to delete all FTP accounts.
Maybe we should do it in a little smarter way. Create a form that existing FTP users should complete to keep their FTP account. Like a small name, username form, including an email and a small text box that the user should say what he is using the account for.
That way we can get rid of inactive accounts (inactive users won't take notice of the form they need to complete and submit and therefore their accounts will be deleted) but also it makes the security/content audit much easier (as we will have to review not all the active sites but only those that applied and those with an account usage description).
We can give all users a month to complete and submit this form. After this month we can have our old FTP users using their accounts as before and the inactive and abusive accounts gone.