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Simplest way to jail users for git [closed]

I'd like to create a couple user accounts on my server such that the users can check out a specific git repository. Ideally, the user would not be able to gain access to a shell or copy any files ...
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OpenSSH anything like 'internal-sftp' but for SCP?

I'm running Debian stable and I'm looking to establish the following environment for users in my 'sftponly' group: jailed can transfer with SFTP can transfer with SCP cannot login interactively with ...
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Restricting User Access in Debian Squeeze

I've been contemplating ways to restrict user access to their own directories, not allowing them to navigate above their own user directory. I'm using SFTP, and don't want to install regular FTP ...
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CHROOT Jail But Allow Root Full Access [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: How to setup a proper SFTP user in linux? I was wondering if it was possible to have a chroot jail for sftp, but still allow full SFTP and SSH for root. I can't seem to ...
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using ssh why do sftp directories need to be world readable?

I added the below to sshd_config, when i chmod 770 the user folder i get this error? Why? how can i make the folder only readable to the user or group? the owner currently is root and the group is ...
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FreeBSD - Can't access jail from SSH

I need your help for solving an SSH+FreeBSD+jails authentication issue. I've (almost) successfully set up a jailed environment on my FreeBSD 8.2 box. My FreeBSD host has 2 network interfaces: ...
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can I jail ssh for more that one directory?

I have working jail ssh to one directory. I would love to give r/w access for the jail ssh user to few directories. For example /tmp/user /home/user /srv/www/user is that possible?
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SFTP - couldnt read packet: connection reset py peer

I have setup SFTP on our development box and would like to jail users into the /var/www/project folder I have added the following to /etc/ssh/sshd_config Match Group developers ChrootDirectory ...
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It is fair to jail my SFTP users to their home directory?

roots. I'm running an Ubuntu 9.04 (home) Server on my LAN. I currently use it to store little web apps, photos, some subversion repository and stuff like that. My (few) users are friends of mine and I ...
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set up a chrooted SFTP login with OpenSSH

How might I create an SFTP login for an untrusted user in which he can only access the files in his own home directory and not run any commands? The online tutorial OpenSSH SFTP chroot() with ...