I don't know about only scp, but I had a similar situation trying to limit
what certain remote users were able to do. I tried in vain to find a way
to do a chroot'ed shell. In the end I created a bin direcotory under the
users directory, created links in the bin directory for the things the
users needed to run and changed their path to include only the new ~/bin
direcotry.
Perhaps not the most elegant situation, but the users that I was allowing
to access weren't that technically savvy and it helped me get what I needed
to get done in a short period of time.
Hope this helps.
Patrick
At 01:01 PM 04/12/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>moin, moin,
>
>is there a way to reliably allow only scp?
>
>Also, what about a very restricted shell? I want to be able to say explicity
>what they're allowed to run. The specific commands will actually be sudo
>stuff.
>
>ciao,
>
>der.hans
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