Re: Public Web server Help

[Glenn English <ghe () slsware com>]

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On Friday 26 March 2004 11:34 am, Shawn Jackson wrote:

> Does anyone know of any of have any document on how to lock users
> in their home directories using SSH? In the UNIX/Telnet world there
> was a way, I just don't know if it migrated to the Linux world.

According to man sshd, during the login process sshd executes 
$HOME/.ssh/rc, if it exists. so "chroot $HOME"?

And according to the O'Reilly book on ssh, there's an ssh2 config file 
parameter called "ChRootUsers." But I can't find any mention of that 
on my (pretty well updated) Linux systems. Maybe they're just 
kidding...

> Does anyone know of any or have any documents on how to properly
> setup Apache (HTTPD) for this environment. I've setup normal
> websites using Apache, Virtual Hosts, Aliases, etc but this seams
> to be a different beast altogether.

Virtual hosts with home directories of $HOME/<domain name>?

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Glenn English
ghe () slsware com
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