Using the SSHD server, how can I lock users SSH'ing into a box into their
home directory, without having access to the /usr/home directory as a
whole?
You can try to use the security/ssh2 port to replace the base system's
sshd(8). This version of ssh supports additional chroot configuration
opti
L33T Networks wrote:
Using the SSHD server, how can I lock users SSH'ing into a box into their
home directory, without having access to the /usr/home directory as a whole?
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On Wed, Apr 11, 2007 at 10:22:19AM +0200, Nagy László Zsolt wrote:
> L33T Networks wrote:
> >Using the SSHD server, how can I lock users SSH'ing into a box into their
> >home directory, without having access to the /usr/home directory as a
> >whole?
> >
You could set them up with a restricted s
L33T Networks wrote:
Using the SSHD server, how can I lock users SSH'ing into a box into their
home directory, without having access to the /usr/home directory as a whole?
You might setup 700 rights for the home directories, then the users
won't see each other's files. Is it what you want?
Using the SSHD server, how can I lock users SSH'ing into a box into their
home directory, without having access to the /usr/home directory as a whole?
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