/etc/passwd in the jail is a copy of /etc/passwd - for now...
I was going to remove everything but root and the user after I got it

working...
Like you do for some versions of jails for ftp servers.
The thing that is troubling me is that I can chroot from the command
prompt and run "ls" and "sftp-server" without issue.
(I set up ls as well so I could browse around after chroot'ing)
And I've successfully set up dev/log, but there aren't any errors being
generated.
If I had a clue how to debug rssh_chroot_helper, I'd be able to dig a
bit further...
It looks like it runs like this:
/usr/local/libexec/rssh_chroot_helper 2 "/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server"
I just don't have any output - like the exit status - at all... So it
looks like it thinks it exited with a 0.

On 4/7/2011 5:13 PM, Eric Gottesman wrote:
>  You're almost certainly missing a file somewhere in your chroot jail, but 
> also, do you have the user set up correctly in the jail's /etc/passwd and 
> whatnot?
>
>
>
>
>  On 4/7/11 1:17 PM, "lrirwin"<lrir...@alum.wustl.edu>   wrote:
>
>    Hi,
>
>  The server I am trying to get this working on is RHEL5
>  2.6.18-194.el5 #1 SMP Tue Mar 16 21:52:39 EDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
>  GNU/Linux
>  OpenSSH Version is: OpenSSH_4.3p2, OpenSSL 0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 01 Jul 2008
>  ssh and sftp work fine for admin uses, but I need to set up an sftp
>  folder for a third party drop-off for importing data.
>  I compiled and installed from "rssh-2.3.3.tar.gz" using simply
>  ./configure and make install signed in as root.
>  I added a user and built a chroot jail with a home folder for that user
>  below the jail.
>  The jail is: /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport
>  The user's passwd entry is:
>  
> hopftp:x:1901:50::/u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport/ahosp:/usr/local/bin/rssh
>  The rssh.conf file has a single line in it: user =
>  hopftp:000:00010:/u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport
>  I set up dev/log  and bin/ls additionally so I could catch messages
>  after chroot'ing and got through all the obvious trip-ups...
>  (like: "rssh_chroot_helper[8018]: execv() failed,
>  /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server: No such file or directory", which was
>  actually sftp-server needing the libs for determining the UID in the
>  jail...)
>  Then I was able to, from the command prompt, signed on as root:
>  ---
>  # cd  /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport
>  # chroot .
>  # cd /ahosp
>  # /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server
>  ---
>  Which executes sftp-server without error at this point, but of course
>  since I can't interact with sftp-server via the keyboard properly, it
>  drops out after I hit enter.
>
>  Then, from a remote site, I try to use the account for sftp and the
>  session looks like this (not the real IP, just an example):
>
>  # sftp hopftp@2.2.2.2
>  Connecting to 2.2.2.2...
>  hopftp@2.2.2.2's password:
>  Connection closed
>
>  (the password is not the issue, if I change the user's shell to bash, I
>  can login from a remote site using ssh without any problems)
>  The resulting entries in /var/log/messages are (again the IP isn't real):
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe sshd[1076]: Accepted password for hopftp from
>  28.28.28.28 port 49933 ssh2
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe sshd[1076]: subsystem request for sftp
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe rssh[1389]: line 1: configuring user hopftp
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe rssh[1389]: setting hopftp's umask to 0
>  Apr  7 19:43:05 pe rssh_chroot_helper[1389]: new session for hopftp,
>  UID=1901
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe rssh[1389]: allowing sftp to user hopftp
>  Apr  7 19:43:05 pe rssh_chroot_helper[1389]: user's home dir is
>  /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport/ahosp
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe rssh[1389]: chrooting hopftp to
>  /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport
>  Apr  7 19:43:05 pe rssh_chroot_helper[1389]: chrooted to
>  /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport
>  Apr  7 14:43:05 pe rssh[1389]: chroot cmd line:
>  /usr/local/libexec/rssh_chroot_helper 2 "/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server"
>  Apr  7 19:43:05 pe rssh_chroot_helper[1389]: changing working directory
>  to /ahosp (inside jail)
>
>  Based on a few items I saw about about other UID issues that might be
>  causing trouble, I tried:
>  cd /lib; find . -print | cpio -pmud
>  /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport/lib
>  cd /lib64; find . -print | cpio -pmud
>  /u/www/pe5/clients/prexhop/hl7/rawimport/lib64
>  But that did not make any difference.
>
>  It looks like everything should be working - no errors anywhere... but
>  it drops to "Connection closed"...
>  Any help would be greatly appreciated,
>  Larry Irwin
>  CCA Medical
>
>
>
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