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I'm using Centos 5.2 and when I try to make a chroot jail using the script, I get:
Copying libraries for /usr/bin/scp.
(0x00007fff17bfe000)
cp: cannot stat `(0x00007fff17bfe000)': No such file or directory
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I am currently using on a rackspace cloud server so i suspect that these dependencies…
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This is my first time I am trying to install Apache2 HTTP server in a chroot environment.
That's why i decided to follow this procedure : http://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/securing-apache-2-step-step
my web server start with successful :
root@ubuntu:/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl start
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I am currently setting up an SFTP server but there is one detail I can't seem to figure out.
When I add a user, I would like him to connect using his client and be able to write in his "root dir" right away.
My Match case for the SFTP-users group currently has ChrootDirectory set as "/home/%u",…
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I have a piece of software that only runs on 32 bit linux (Xilinx webPack 10.1, apperently it 'has' to be the old version because that's the latest one compatible with their boards), anyway, this version is only compatible with 32 bit linux. So, I head off to this page to see what I can do: https://help…
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OS: CentOS 5.3, with openssh 4.3p2
Trying to set 'chroot' in ssh shell, but openssh version prior to 4.8 doesn't take below settings. yum update openssh open up to version 4.3 which is quite old. Doesn't CentOS support openssh 4.8 or up? If that's the case, how to set chroot with openssh 4.3? or…
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