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Is there any good howto for setting up a chrooted multi user #SFTP server without shell access on a modern system? !linux !sysadmin
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give them a restricted shell access with #rssh http://identi.ca/url/63441644
thorb3 likes this. -
install it, create a rssh.conf file, change user's shell in /etc/passwd and voilĂ ! http://ur1.ca/73dle http://ur1.ca/73dl1
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@morphix like I said - lack of shell is only a part of the solution - I'd want to chroot the users also
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I'm discovering the power of #openssh too http://identi.ca/url/63453496
Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi likes this. -
@morphix I think I tried that howto last time I tried - didn't work for me :-( I rest my case, maybe with time there'll be a better way.
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You can also point their shell to: /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server or wherever it is located.let them use sftp service but no shell
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