i'm tasked to permit users to login to a certain server via ssh2 but i need to limit the user's access to a certain application. i've heard sudo and chroot do something like this... chroot virtually alters the topmost directory of a particular user; sudo permits ordinary users to execute admin commands.
i want to hide some directories but let the user execute a command that needs to "see" the normal directory structure of the system. is this possible?
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