[Chrootssh-users] RSA and chroot-ssh

[Dayton J. <ed...@ge...>]

I'm using a (RedHat EL3) PAM/RSA enabled server and have setup the 
chroot-ssh from the site.  A normal user can login just fine using the 
RSA token/keyfob passcode but a chroot'ed user gets authenticated and 
then immediately gets logged out.  There is nothing in the logs other 
than successful login notifications:

    Nov  3 15:18:31 kangaroo sshd[1177]: ace_dir_env is VAR_ACE=/var/RSA/ace
    Nov  3 15:18:31 kangaroo sshd[1177]: service name is :: sshd
    Nov  3 15:18:39 kangaroo sshd[1176]: Accepted
    keyboard-interactive/pam for testuser from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX port
    32768 ssh2

No errors on the console or anywhere else I can see.  Has anyone else 
used the chroot-ssh patch using PAM and RSA securid tokens?  The RSA 
server is authenticating the user just fine, but the problem appears to 
be the '.' in the passwd file -- if I remove it, the user can log in but 
isn't chroot'ed.

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.