Have you tried adding the users you want to limit to the file /etc/ftpchroot?
Larry
At 04:23 PM 12/26/2000 +0000, Martin WHEELER wrote:
>Can anyone on this list help me to get defined users logging in to be
>automatically chrooted to a restricted area in the fs? (/home/... )
>
>Using wu-ftpd under 2.2r2 + KDE 2.0.1 does this for ftp logins, so I
>know that chroot actually does work on this system -- but all my own
>attempts to trigger the call from the passwd file, or from a script
>triggered by the system passwd file pointing to a restricted-area
>passwd file (set suid -- which I don't care for) result in failure of
>various kinds -- can't run chroot; can't find /bin/bash (which? system
>or restricted area?), etc.
>
>Have never attempted this before, and am now at the end of my
>own creative solutions -- so ...
>Anyone been down this path already, with a set of working instructions
>for a Debian installation? (Maybe the way I'm trying to do it -- a la
>Spafford & Garfinkel "/home/gaol/" model -- is all wrong; and man chroot
>isn't giving me much help, either. Nor the FTP mini-HOWTO.)
>
>TIA
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