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Hello everyone, im having troubles installing a ssh chrooted envioroment; at first look everything works fine, doing a "chroot /chroot/ /bin/sh" i enter to the chroot system Ok.
But loggin ...
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Chroot ssh login problem
Hello everyone, im having troubles installing a ssh chrooted envioroment; at first look everything works fine, doing a "chroot /chroot/ /bin/sh" i enter to the chroot system Ok.
But loggin via ssh to the account i enter to the home directory config in the passwd but the user is not chrooted, i can see the system normally..
here are my passwd files;
/etc/passwd
gjail
:603:603::/chroot/./home/gjail/:/bin/sh
/chroot/etc/passwd
gjail
:603:603::/home/gjail:/bin/sh
Any tip or clue will be very helpfully!!
Best Regards!
- 11-01-2007 #2
Is this chrooted sshd environment to be used as any form of 'security' feature? If so, I'd point out that it's been the topic of recent discussions.
If you need a relatively secure sshd environment, you're going to want to use a Linux VServer or a FreeBSD Jail. (I personally use the latter.)


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