I have just found the answer: Setting vsftp (by modify "/etc/vsftpd.conf" file):
chroot_list_user=YES
chroot_list_file=/etc/vsftpd.chroot_list
(File "etc/vsftpd.chroot_list" lists of users that they're limited in their home directory. Create it if doesn't exist.)
Hope it can help you. Thach.
Leo Huang wrote:
I have a similar question. How can I chroot in the ssh, in RH9?
Leo
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Subject: FTP server and openldap
I also have another problem. I'm using openldap for authentication of ftp, ssh,...
How can I limit the user in their home directory?
Thach.
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Hi:
How do I setup the FTP server home directory so that the user that is logging in
cannot browse beyond that folder.
For example: If the user ftp home directory is /home/ftp/files --files will be the only folder
that he/she will have access to.
Currently when a user logs in he/she is able to browse to the root directory which I don't want.
Thanks in advance. Oliver
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