How do you locak a user in there home dir with ssh and or telnet?

Originally posted by LinuxGroup
How do you locak a user in there home dir with ssh and or telnet?

chroot jails, googlify for more info :D

also there is a custom shell available on source forge that restricts moving around different directories, dont really remember the name but its there :)

Originally posted by VarunShoor


googlify

New word has been invented.

When a website is added to google it is googlized. The process of
adding webistes to google is called the googlization process. I do
not know the pid number for that process (j/k). :D

Originally posted by cmoats
When a website is added to google it is googlized. The process of
adding webistes to google is called the googlization process. I do
not know the pid number for that process (j/k). :D


LOL

Originally posted by Palm


New word has been invented.

Woah I invented something? :cartman:

If you have a linux box, then bash2 is prob. a valid shell. If you have the shell set as "bash2 -r" they are restricted to their home directory and can not override certain important environment variables.

Try man bash2 for more details.

Frank