 | | | chroot ssh logins | chroot ssh logins 2004-03-11 - By Christopher Davis
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Mike:
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: shrike-list-admin@(protected)
> [mailto:shrike-list-admin@(protected)]On Behalf Of
> Mike Burger
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 6:34 AM
> To: shrike-list@(protected)
> Subject: Re: chroot ssh logins
>
>
> 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.
>
That's exactly what I'm trying to accomplish. My goal is to
convert an ftp server to ssh only. I do not want regular
users to have any more capabilities than to upload/download
files, copy/move/rename files, create directories and ch
into the directories in their home directory -- all without
any of these activities being able to be executed any higher
than their home directory.
I tried rsh, but once connected via ssh I'm still able to
move around the filesystem.
Thanks!
Christopher Davis
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