[Chrootssh-users] Users not being dropped into chroot shell

[Aaron M. H. <ah...@le...>]

All,

I am attempting to setup a RH9 server and need to allow shell access to 
clients to meet with contract requirements.

I have downloaded openssh-3.6p1-chroot.tar.gz (the pre-patched source) and 
openssl-0.9.7b.tar.gz.  I have successfully installed both into /opt/local.

For testing reasons I have this instance of ssh listening on port 2222 and the 
regular sshd daemon listening on port 22.

I can successfully run chroot /chroot /bin/bash and get dropped into the 
chrooted enviornment.  However, when I ssh/scp/sftp into the machine I am not 
getting dropped into the chrooted enviornment.

aaron@testbox1$ ssh -p 2222 newtest@testbox2
Use is restricted to Schlumberger authorized users who must
comply with the Electronic Communications Policy.  Usage is
monitored; unauthorized use will be prosecuted.
newtest@shogun1's password:
Last login: Mon Sep  8 13:19:41 from testbox1
-bash-2.05b$

As you can see I am logging in successfully, but look where I'm put:
-bash-2.05b$ pwd
/chroot/./home/newtest

Instead of /home/newtest.  Can anyone think of something I may have 
"overlooked", or why I can manually chroot to the enviornment but not 
automatically during login?

TIA!

-- 
Aaron M. Hirsch