Re: chroot SFTP ONLY
- From: mohamed.zubaidi@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 9 Nov 2006 18:46:19 -0800
Steven Mocking wrote:
If I recall
correctly the chroot system call can only be made as root and the
sftp-server is run as a subsystem request by a user inside the ssh
session. That's why it's FTP *over* SSH. Before that, there is not
really something specific which tells you if a session is sftp or shell.
Perhaps you could patch/modify the sftp-server sourcecode to do
something like
uid_t uid = getuid(); chroot("/path/to/chroot"); seteuid(uid);
very early on in the code. Then make the compiled binary setuid root. Be
careful though, because there is always the danger of holes with setuid
root binaries, like users setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH and LD_PRELOAD.
I wanted to patch the session.c only to make it easier to port (on
hundreds of hybrid UNIX systems) but after reading most of the SSH code
with no clues, I guess your right the only way to go would be to patch
the sftp-server.c as well.
The best way to go is to seperate sftp users from login ones and chroot
normally (both) as required. but it's worth investigating ;)
Thanks anyway Steve,
MJ
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