Want unusual config...
From: Early Ehlinger (early_at_respower.com)
Date: 12/20/03
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Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 17:36:45 -0600
I want to configure sshd in a somewhat unusual way. Reading the docs leaves
me a bit confused. Hopefully somebody here can shed some light. If so,
thanks in advance!
What I'd like is to have 2 or 3 users that are allowed to ssh into my server
with shell access. I.e., they need to be able to log in just as if it were
a telnet session. I've got this part working just fine.
In addition, I'd like *all* users (except root, of course) to be able to
SFTP in using sftp-server, and have their home directory appear to be the
root of their FTP account.
In other words, for most users I only want to allow SFTP connections, since
there is no reason for them to need shell access to the server.
The 2 problems I'm having are:
1) if I set AllowUsers to have the 2 or 3 special users, then I cannot use
SFTP from any other account.
2) when I SFTP in, it presents my home folder as /full-path-to-my-folder/
rather than /.
Hopefully I'm missing something simple. Can anybody offer some advice?
-- Best Regards, - Early Ehlinger
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