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Re: chroot vs rsh(restricted shell)
From: Jerome Walter <walter () nexantis net>
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2004 10:20:46 +0900
sreenath sarikonda wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Hi,
I read that having setuid programs is insecure. So please suggest me which is more secure . rsh or chroot.
Basically, it is not the same purpose. For restricting your users, rsh should do it. Indeed, chroot is more a complex to setup, but is more designed to restrict telnetd than the user. At least, it should avoid not_too_expert crackers to use any exploit available in you telnetd program.
BTW, why not use ssh ? Regards, Jerome
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