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Old 05-05-2006   #1 (permalink)
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SSH Guest User Access

Hi folks, thanks in advance for any advice.

I am trying hard to set up user access on my SSH server that will confine a given user to their home directory and nowhere else. The default is that a user can browse wherever they like, but not do anything.

Then I chmod 700'd all the directories so that only root and the user could browse in that user's home directory, but the user can see the other user's home directories...

BUT, I would like it to be set up so that the user can only see their directory, and none of the others.

Any ideas?

THANKS! Im pulling my hair out!

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