hello all,
i need to give someone shell access to my server (ssh) but i dont
want him to go higher than /home/ ... any idea on how that can be done
?
also, i chrooted his ftp acct to /home/ but, when he "ls -al", he
only sees numeric user ids and gids and not the corresponding name. is
th
At 07:28 PM 3/19/00 -0800, t s a d i wrote:
>only sees numeric user ids and gids and not the corresponding name. is
>this because /etc/passwd,group was not found (bec of chrooted ftp to
Yep. For him, /etc does not exist. Stick some symlinks of any critical
files he would need in /home. /home/e
symlinks that go up past the chrooted directory don't work. I.e. you are
creating a reference to /etc/passwd within the chrooted environment, and
have just created a circular symlink.
Best way is to create a "dummy" password file for the chroot jail with
just the information they need, e.g:
som
Afetr logging in:
export TERM=vt102
before starting vi, etc. When you initiate the connection, minicom is
emulating a terminal,
but the shell on the other side doesn't know it.
vt102 should work, the exact value is actually the one you asked minicom to
emulate.
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