OpenSSH chroot and shell ambiguity
OpenSSH will fail in a scenario where the server is configured with chroot and a shell used by a user is not available outside, just inside the chroot.
The reason behind this is that ssh checks whether the given shell is a file and is executable, but this check doesn’t takes the chroot path into account. This feature was introduced by this patch about a year ago.
We have filed a bugreport to OpenSSH.
Posted 2009/12/03 08:30 by alex
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