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I have a few sites hosted on a virtual server with a commercial hosting company. I have root access to the virtual server and can control my own configuration for pretty much everything. I want some users to have a "jailed root" for FTP connections so that I can give an FTP login to someone managing site A and prevent them from seeing site B's files. I managed to do this easily for straight FTP logins by adding some VirtualHost directives to proftpd.conf. However users can also access the system via SFTP/SSH which I presume must go through sshd (the site uses OpenSSH). I can't find anything in the sshd config file docs that lets me control the ftp logins specifically, or that lets me set the home directory for a specific user coming in via SSH and prevent them from going anywhere above that in the tree. Anyone know if such a thing exists? Another approach with the same effect? Thanks, -- Tom
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