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Hi Arturo, |
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Am Montag, 22. August 2005 14:44 schrieb Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman: |
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> People, I'm looking for a restricted irc client so I can provide an |
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> outside user access to an IRC network. So, this guy would ssh/telnet to me, |
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> and having hisuser set to an irc-client shell, automatically get the irc |
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> client executed. So, why I need a restricted client (or sandbox/cage) is |
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> now obvious. I've thought of different methods, but all of them have flaws |
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> in my head, and I need your advice here. |
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Do you realy need ssh/telnet? What about CGI:IRC[1]? It is a very flexible |
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IRC-client written in perl for use on a homepage. |
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In case of a consolebased IRC-client you might want to look at irssi[2], which |
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is very powerfull, but I realy don't know if it is possible to restrict |
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commands. To restrict them for gaining access to the rest of the filesystem |
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you can use a chroot environment, I think there must be many howtos |
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describing this case. |
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HTH |
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Tim |
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[1] http://cgiirc.sourceforge.net/ |
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[2] http://www.irssi.org/ |
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http://we-are-teh-b.org/~tim/ |
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