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On Tue, 6 Sep 2005, Ben Munat wrote: |
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> Hmm, I haven't messed with jail in a while... Well, did you add the jailed user to the |
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> regular system with useradd? In other words, there are two steps to adding a jailed user: |
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> add the user to the regular system with useradd and a shell of /usr/bin/jail and then add |
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> the user to jail with addjailuser and a shell of /bin/bash. Oh, and the /usr/bin/jail |
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> shell needs to be in /etc/shells. |
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Incidently, you can use libnss-mysql to avoid having to create an actual |
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system account if you need "true" virtual users. |
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