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Chrooting ssh users...

BustAcap

Member
Is there a way to chroot users loging into a server with ssh? Kinda like an ftpchroot file for ftp...
I want the users to have shell access but jailed into their home directory, without access to any higher levels.

Any opinions? Thanx
 
There was a similar article in sysadmin magazine about chrooting processes. This may work for you. Check their site (sysadminmag.com I think) to see if they posted that one, and maybe daemonnews.org to see if an article was posted there. Then check geocrawler.com for the latest FreeBSD mailing lists,a nd mar.theaimsgroup.com (I think) for up to date OpenBSD (developers of OpenSSH) mailing list. 🙂
 
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