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How do I jail ssh users in home directory?

Posted February 26, 2014 4.9k views
I need that be SSH, not SFTP access.
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kamaln7 February 27, 2014
Take a look at https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-restrict-log-in-capabilities-of-users-on-ubuntu. Does that help?
How To Restrict Log In Capabilities of Users on Ubuntu
by Justin Ellingwood
This guide will cover how to restrict the log in capabilities of users on a Linux system. This is accomplished through manipulating authentication files with tools like usermod and passwd.
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jefferson February 27, 2014
unfortunately not.
I need that ssh users just access your root directory.
Example: user Joe should jail in /home/joe/
I need that be SSH, not SFTP access.
Very thanks.
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hosts April 12, 2014
Anyone?
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