Q: In a Fedora system, when I connect to an account NOT configured to use a
chroot jail, I just get a "Connection closed" message. Why?
A: Fedora creates a group called rsshusers:
rsshusers:x:488:
and install rssh as /usr/bin/rsshd with permission 0750 and owher
root.rsshusers:
-rwxr-x--- 1 root rsshusers 24128 Mai 18 18:12 /usr/bin/rssh
So, users should be included at group rsshusers to run rssh.
Command used to test the connection:
[frota@crux ~]$ sftp hellom...@rsshserver.mydomain.ex
hellom...@rsshserver.mydomain.ex's password:
Connection closed
[frota@crux ~]$ scp hellom...@rsshserver.mydomain.ex:ap7131/* .
hellom...@rsshserver.mydomain.ex's password:
/usr/bin/rssh: Permission denied
[frota@crux ~]$ scp hellom...@rsshserver.mydomain.ex:ap7131/* .
hellom...@rsshserver.mydomain.ex's password:
scp: ap7131/*: No such file or directory
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Centro de Computacao
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Brasil
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