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RH9 Restrict SSH Users with CHROOT?

RH9 Restrict SSH Users with CHROOT?

2004-02-10       - By Eric Wood

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From: Real Cucumber
> Anybody know if its possible to restrict SSH users t otheir homedir and
subdirs only?
> I can 't seem to get any form of chroot or user home directory restrictions
working for vsftp or ssh.



Maybe ssh users can run the chroot command as part of there .bashrc log-in
script?

-eric wood


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