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From: mike <mike@coloradosurf.com>
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Subject: chrooting home dirs
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Hello,

I would like to chroot local users to the home directories when they ssh 
in to the machine. `man 8 chroot` was not as enlightening as I had hoped ;).

Can someone please refer me to information on how I would set up chrooted
home directories? The purpose of this is mainly to keep shell users in
their own directories (and not nosing about in others').

Please Cc: me.

Thanks,

mike

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