[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have been setting up a webserver that users need to acess remotely.
> The problem is that I don't like the way that ftp sends passwords
> plaintext. I am currently useing proftpd, as I also require the
> ability to chroot users into thier own directories. Now, essentialy
> what I need is to have windoze users login w. some sort of point &
> click client, be able to drag stuff too & from the server, and not
> be able to mess with, or even know about, other peoples' files.
> (I have to assume that they cannot use DOS, let alone
> do an scp from it) I have found a few, such as ixplorer and winSCP,
> however, again, they allow one to specify a directory above thier
> home.
>
> I have heard that the commercial ssh version offers the ability to
> chroot, but I would rather stay with OpenSSH if I can.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions, short of doing a chmod a-r * -R
> from / ?
A PAM module is apparently a work-in-progress to perform chroot() at the
PAM level. Email Bruce Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and ask about its
status.
Regards,
Alex.
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