I recently had to configure something similar to what you want and I solved it with something like this within a directory section of my configuration file

  HideFiles                     "(^|/)\\."
  <Limit ALL>
    IgnoreHidden                on
  </Limit>



Thomas L. Shinnick escribió:

At 09:48 PM 8/2/2007, nix4me wrote:

Hi,

I have added:

ListOptions -a
and
ListOptions "" strict

and I still can see .hidden files/folders

Any idea why?

I think you want
        ListOptions "+a"
    or
        ListOptions "+a" strict

The "+a" with the "strict" will prevent remote users from being able to see dot-files even when they enter a command
        ls "-a"

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