Hi,
I have written a patch for OpenSSH 4.3p2 that can restrict a user in a directory tree (without chrooting). An argument to sftp-server is used to determine the path of the directory. I also wrote a patch for rssh 2.3.2 that makes it possible to assign a different directory to each user. You will find the files attached to this message. The tiny documentation might not be very accurate, don't hesitate to contact me if there is a problem. Note that OpenSSH 4.4p1, which will soon be released, will probably allow the patched sftp-server to work on a per-user basis without using rssh. Best regards, Julien Demoor
Dan wrote:Hey,Do you know of a patch or something that can be applied to OpenSSH that can do the same thing? I'm running OpenSSH 4.3p2 and haven't found a patch to do this yet. All the patches I've found out there are about creating the full chroot jail which I don't want to do.Thanks, DanMailing list subscriptions wrote:El 23/09/2006, a las 21:22, Dan escribió:The commercial product available from ssh.com (not OpenSSH) has the option of limiting SFTP users to their homedirs; ie. it does the chrooting internally rather than relying on an externally process to do it.Looking through multiple sites and looking at all of the different strategies on locking a user into a particular set of directories. It would seem that using chroot is the only way to accomplish this. I'm trying to migrate from my old FTP server ProFTPd to using SFTP on OpenSSH.
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