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Re: [PLUG] how to chroot a user to a dir when she logs in?
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from the wu-ftpd howto they mention a entry of
something like /chroot/dir/./user as home directory
in /etc/passwd where the shell (or maybe wu-ftp) recognize
the "." as the chroot point...maybe this works
with regular shells also (i've no idea though)
0.02
epike/jondz
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> I would like to setup a dir where users can login, but they are not in the
> real /, but rather they are chrooted to /hell. I have lots of space so I
> have no trouble w/ copying bin, usr, etc into /hell:
>
> /hell/bin, etc.
>
> How to do this? I can't even run chroot as a regular user. I want this to
> just happen when they login.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Fred Ollinger (follinge@sas.upenn.edu)
> CCN sysadmin
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