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Good day to you all,
As a newbie to the directadmin community i feel free to request for a 'howto chroot a user-group for a sftp-only account-user-customer.
First of all I would explain my request:
The company that I work for requested to stop using ftp and change it to sftp.
I changed some account and enabled ssh access on the DA accounts-resellers.
Works like a charm but i have one issue:
After login with the 'winscp' I could browse/read all my /log/etc files?
After some searching the internet I found the following list I needed to follow.
- Add a linux group and add the users-accounts to that group
- Change the shell if needed for some shell you like in the /etc/passwd
- add some lines in the sshd_config file (shell)
- add the usergroup
-
- chroot home directory to %h (userfolder)
- Shell for
The error that I recieved after doing this is 'No shell found', ??
Could anybody advise or send me to some documentation how to solve the issue
Greatz,
Ralph
As a newbie to the directadmin community i feel free to request for a 'howto chroot a user-group for a sftp-only account-user-customer.
First of all I would explain my request:
The company that I work for requested to stop using ftp and change it to sftp.
I changed some account and enabled ssh access on the DA accounts-resellers.
Works like a charm but i have one issue:
After login with the 'winscp' I could browse/read all my /log/etc files?
After some searching the internet I found the following list I needed to follow.
- Add a linux group and add the users-accounts to that group
- Change the shell if needed for some shell you like in the /etc/passwd
- add some lines in the sshd_config file (shell)
- add the usergroup
-
- chroot home directory to %h (userfolder)
- Shell for
The error that I recieved after doing this is 'No shell found', ??
Could anybody advise or send me to some documentation how to solve the issue
Greatz,
Ralph
