>
> Goes about the same what on RedHat, only that /bin/bash must be called as
> rbash.
>
Yesterday I compiled bash modifying the config.h in order to have a restricted
shell and now it is working fine!
>
> I recompiled bash. One disadvantage : I got a bash file of 1 MB, and
> distribution bash is only 300 Kb.....
>
if you disable readline, termcap and history you get something like 800K..
how is possible to get the default 300K? Is there a source code with all the
options used by RH people to compile it?
> You can put the users in a guest group. Then ftp will enable a anonymous
> behaviour for that user.
>
Yes, I have already done it, but if I want people to be able to use ls, dir
commands I need to give them a ls statically linked (or copy the tree used for
anonymous ftp)
>
> No, don;t think so. rbash is VERY restricted, and only usefull for some
> ISP's.
>
ok. maybe it should not be the default option, but could it be useful to have it
as a possibility...
>
> >- mail delivery agent shoud always send mail in the user's home >directory
> >since even if the user is not restricted this won't bother him.
I think that this is an important change that should be done... what do you
think?
Marco
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