Solved Jailed SSH user not work :(

ram0ng1

ram0ng1

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I noticed that my admin user (even without root access) started to have access to the directory below /home/admin (I definitely did some procedure I shouldn't XD)

I thought it was the 'admin' user, until I made a user called 'ramon' and the same also had access to the directory under '/home/~username'.

Could anyone help me fix things around here?



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ram0ng1 said:
Could anyone help me fix things around here?
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What OS is this. Is this even directadmin?
Did you make a lot of customisations somewhere?

Because "nobody:nogroup" is certainly not something which DA would be using. Neither is the /usr/html directory for websites. So I'm very much wondering where this is coming from.
 
I'm using Ubuntu 18.04.

I didn't do any customization besides the DA's own commands.
These directories are under /home
OBS: users are accessing abaico directories from /home/~username
 
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In that case it's probably a jailshell of the system, you might only be able to list things and maybe view a few files.
But you probably can't view other users files (like a config.php in another user's directory) and maybe also not see inside the /etc/hosts or resolv.conf files.

I don't know why it looks this way, it seems odd to me, however I don't give SSH access to users anyway. Maybe somebody else has a clue on if this is working as designed or if indeed something is wrong.
 
Richard G said:
In that case it's probably a jailshell of the system, you might only be able to list things and maybe view a few files.
But you probably can't view other users files (like a config.php in another user's directory) and maybe also not see inside the /etc/hosts or resolv.conf files.

I don't know why it looks this way, it seems odd to me, however I don't give SSH access to users anyway. Maybe somebody else has a clue on if this is working as designed or if indeed something is wrong.
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They don't really view important files from other users.
I only use it for personal purposes... I just realized it wasn't working properly.
Anyway, it shouldn't be as drastic as I thought.

Thanks for the answer ;)
 
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