This is a discussion on set directory access control for ssh2 within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; I'm new to SSH and didn't find the answer by searching this group. We need to open scp2 ...
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I'm new to SSH and didn't find the answer by searching
this group. We need to open scp2 to another group for some data input. We don't want the other group have writable priviledge for any other directories except the file transfer directory under the opened account. We don't want any remote shell commonad, such as rm, mv, can be executed by the other group for this account. Is there a way to do the access control at directory level in SSH2 so that scp2 can work but remote user can't run the any commands? Thanks, Sean |