[Chrootssh-users] Chroot on Solaris 8?

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

I have a Solaris 8 machine that I have downloaded and installed zlib-1.1.4, 
openssl-0.9.7b, and openssh-3.6p1-chroot.  

All is working fine and I have created a chroot enviornment that I am able to 
execute chroot /chevn /bin/bash and be put into the chrooted enviornment.  I 
know that the setup for this is different on Solaris then Linux for two 
reasons, a) the documentation indicates it and b) I have performed the same 
steps on the Solaris host as I did on the Linux host.

User home directories would be /chenv/home/$USERNAME.  I have created the 
following structure in /chenv:
bin dev etc home lib opt usr var and have copied the entire contents of /lib 
and /usr/lib to their respective places in /chenv.  I have also copied 
/usr/platform/SUNW,Ultra-5_10/lib/libc_psr.so.1 to it's respective location 
as well.

The daemon is functioning and I am able to connect and login, however I am not 
put in the chroot environment.  I had to same issue with Linux initially, but 
have resolved it and tried the same method on the solaris box without any 
success.

Does anyone have any ideas where I should start to look on the Solaris side?

TIA.

p.s.  I could post the sshd -d log and ssh -vvv log if deemed necessary, but 
I'm not seeing any "blatent" errors. 

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Aaron M. Hirsch