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Subject: Re: Restricting Shell access?
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On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Jeremy Warner wrote:

> How would I go about restricting shell access to a users Home directory?

Use some incantation of chroot or the new jail. More than that I cannot
add as I have never done either.

Thank you,
Jason C. Wells



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