OS X: sshd/sftp jail
A while ago I enabled a jail for an useraccount on my server.
Last week, I had to add another user.
The difference between priviliged useraccount and a “jailed” useraccount is a dot in the path of the home directory, for example: “/Users/./username”.
Being a little bit under stress and having not very much time, I couldn’t recall how to do that with OS X serveradmin.
Very frustrating. Googling and digging through the manuals didn’t give the answer where I was looking for.
Am I the only one who prefers the plain old /etc/passwd above netinfo?
But…today I recalled how I did it before.
And it’s so simple….(after mucking around with obscure CLI commands like nicl and serversetup)
Posted by: Merlijn on Thursday, 26 of May , 2005 at 21:21
Tags: jail, netinfo, sftp, sshd
Categories: BOFH, OS X
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