Through ssh whole directory structure from / is shared regardless the user we

Through ssh whole directory structure from / is shared
regardless the user we have connected with ....... how do i
prevent sharing ??

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Through ssh whole directory structure from / is shared regardless the user we have connected with ..

Answer / manoj

i am not agree with above answer i think it shows hoe to
configure ssh.. u have to define indivisual security with
permission to a file & directory..
its benefitial to use setfacl command for secure your
stuff..

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Through ssh whole directory structure from / is shared regardless the user we have connected with ..

Answer / parveen khera

Hi,

You can use any of these below mentioned:

1. Use restricted bash(rbash), which not only restricts
users to their home directory but also provides other
required restrictions. http://www.wlug.org.nz/rbash%281%29
or
http://pizzashack.org/rssh/
2. Use SSH Jail with PAM_ChRoot:
http://singe.za.net/blog/archives/378-Linux-SSH-Jail-with-pam_chroot.html
3. Use Jail Kit Chroot:
http://olivier.sessink.nl/jailkit/jk_chrootsh.8.html

Thanks.

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Through ssh whole directory structure from / is shared regardless the user we have connected with ..

Answer / vishal sharma

vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
"in last line enter the folowing entry"
AllowUsers "username"

And

vi /etc/hosts.deny
"in last line enter the folowing entry"
sshd: ALL EXCEPT "DOMAIN-NAME"

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Through ssh whole directory structure from / is shared regardless the user we have connected with ..

Answer / susheel narayan singh

# vim /etc/host.deny
(press i)
sshd:ALL

wq:

Note: This is tcp_wrappers configuration by this way u can
prevent.

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