 | | | chroot ssh logins | chroot ssh logins 2004-03-11 - By Mike Burger
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You could try setting their shell to rsh (if it's available on your
system)...on may *nix systems, rsh is a restricted shell, not allowing
them to do much outside of their home dir.
Keep in mind that chrooting them, however, as you describe below, means
that they can't run most of the basic commands that live in /bin,
/usr/bin, etc.
On Thu, 11 Mar 2004, Christopher Davis wrote:
> With the recent thread on ssh --
>
> Using ssh 2, has anyone had much luck with chrooting users
> that log in remotely to restrict the user to their home
> directory and the directories below it so they cannot even
> view the higher directory structure?
>
> TIA!
> Christopher Davis
>
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