Keller, Tim wrote:
I'm setting up a test environment using OpenSSH built in sFTP server. What I want to-do is build a chroot environment where people can connect to the machine via sFTP but not via SSH.
I know with the commercial version of SSH they have ssh-dummy-shell which when you try to connect via SSH just bails on you, but lets sFTP work properly.
I've done some digging on the web and I haven't found anything that'll replace this functionality on the OpenSSH side of things.
Anybody got any ideas/links of an open source version of ssh-dummy-shell.
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I haven't tried this, but couldn't you just set the user's shells to /dev/null? So there's no shell access, but sftp should still work; kinda like the same way you create a dummy shell for e-mail only accounts sometimes? I don't know, just a thought. Wes