Try running rssh -v... On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 11:50:22AM +0200, Frederik Klama wrote: > Hi, > > I am having problems setting up rssh. > I have created a chroot Environment for the user, containing all the > commands > and libraries needed as described in the 'CHROOT' file. > However there seems to be a problem in identifying the 'sftp-server' command > as allowed. > > <begin /etc/rssh.conf> > logfacility = LOG_USER > umask = 022 > user=BSG-1668:022:00011:/chroot/BSG-1668 > <end /etc/rssh.conf> > > This is what I get in syslog when trying to connect using sftp with this > user: > <begin /var/log/messeges snippet> > Sep 14 15:40:49 iGor rssh[953]: setting log facility to LOG_USER > Sep 14 15:40:49 iGor rssh[953]: setting umask to 022 > Sep 14 15:40:49 iGor rssh[953]: user bsg-1668 attempted to execute > forbidden commands > Sep 14 15:40:49 iGor rssh[953]: command: /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server > <end /var/log/messages snippet> > > Any ideas as to why this command is 'forbidden' would be appreciated. > > Here some extra information: > It is a Gentoo Linux Server. > Kernel v2.6.34-xen (64bit) > rssh v2.3.3 > openssh v5.6_p1-r2 > Every bit of software was compiled on the machine itself. > > Kind regards > Frederik Klama
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