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01-25-2009 10:47 AM
01-25-2009 10:47 AM
chroot on HPUX 11.11
Hi, I am trying to configure chroot for one of the users. I am using the utiity ssh_chroot_setup.sh. The SSH version is A.05.10.006.
I need to set chroot for user "A" to folder
/home/test/shared. But the owner of folder test is user "B". Every thing works fine if the directories in the whole tree are owned by root. How can i acheive without changing the owner of test folder?
I need to set chroot for user "A" to folder
/home/test/shared. But the owner of folder test is user "B". Every thing works fine if the directories in the whole tree are owned by root. How can i acheive without changing the owner of test folder?
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01-25-2009 12:23 PM
01-25-2009 12:23 PM
Re: chroot on HPUX 11.11
Shalom,
Please provide more detail on the structure.
You may try to create a soft link to a common folder.
chroot is designed to restrict a user to his or her own folder. Now you want to share a folder between users.
For this to work there will need to be a common folder at a new location both users can reach.
SEP
Please provide more detail on the structure.
You may try to create a soft link to a common folder.
chroot is designed to restrict a user to his or her own folder. Now you want to share a folder between users.
For this to work there will need to be a common folder at a new location both users can reach.
SEP
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