Re: [Jailkit-users] Beginners Question

[Richard Scott]

Hi,

Well done for getting that far with Jailkit :-)

You can either change the permissions on the users home folders or create a totally new chroot jail for the 2nd user.

try this first.

$ chmod o-r /home/sftproot/home/test
$ chmod o-r /home/sftproot/home/test2

...that's a letter o (not zero)

Rich

On 03/04/2014 16:22, Bryan Gintz wrote:

I am new to the ideas behind chroot and jailkit, etc.  

 

I am not able to use the chroot capability that comes with openssh because of my need for the users to write to the root directory, so I tried jailkit.

 

Everything seems to work fine, except when I have multiple users in the jail, they are able to navigate to each other's directories and read their files.

 

Right now I my jail is /home/sftproot, and inside I have 2 users:

 

/home/sftproot/home/test 

/home/sftproot/home/test2

 

If I login via SFTP as either test or test 2, I see that I am in "/home", and can navigate back into their directories and dread files.

 

Is there an easy way to avoid this, or do I need to set up separate jail for each user?

 

Thanks,

Bryan

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