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Subject: sandbox of virtual servers
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Has anyone out there setup a sandbox limiting users to their own 
home directories in a telnet or ftp session?

I have looked all over for docs relating to this issue. I know that 
there are ISP's out there who offer virtual servers in what I think is a 
chroot enviroment. Complete with their own sendmail and apache 
configuration files?

As I do not subscribe to the stable list, please cross post it to the 
isp or questions list.

Thank You in Advance,
David DeTinne


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