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Old 02-27-2008   #1 (permalink)
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rssh questions... searh = 0 results..

I am setting up a web server and want to allow clients to access their directories via restricted terminal and ftp...

Idealy, they will be jailed to thier home directory for both forms of access. I have vsftp setup with chroot so it works fine, but ther terminal access is a bit trickier.

Client user directories are in /var/www/html/USERNAME

I have installed the newest rssh following some online tutorials and eddited the rssh.conf file to include the line:

user=test_user:002:000111:/var/www/html/test_user

022 is the value returned from umask when logged in as the test user...

I also set the shell for the test user to /usr/bin/rssh by running:

usermod -s /usr/bin/rssh test_user

Now, when I try to login with putty, the connection just closes once I put the password in.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,

Have you modify /etc/passwd file ?

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