You might check out the vserver package. It uses kernel-patch-ctx to create a virtual server environment that is chroot'd as well as isolated in its own security context.
--John
LeVA wrote:
Date: Sun, 09 Nov 2003 10:43:52 +0100 From: LeVA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Debian-Security <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: kind of virtual server
Hello!
Is it possible to make some kind of a little virtual server inside a debian box? I want to run a separate sshd (for example on port 2222), and when someone connects to it, it reads the passwd file, and the shadow file from a different directory than /etc (for example /users/etc). And under that /users dir there will be another home dir for the users, who connects to the 2222 port, and a separate /bin and so on. I thought that I could make this with installing everything (sshd, apache, etc...) undert that /users dir, and after that I'm chrooting to /users. But how can I setup debian to read a different shadow/passwd file right after the connection (not after chrooting to /users/).
Thanks!
Daniel
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