problems with rssh

[Mr. M. L. <mai...@ya...>]

I'm trying to use winscp, which basically does
everything through scp.  I also use sshfs from lufs.

I got latest rssh the other day

I have authorized_keys in /home/share/.ssh dir, so
that user share from a certain machine does not have
to type password.  This doesn’t work with my current
rssh setup, so I must have done something wrong.  it
prompts for password, which it should not, and it
rejects what i put.

What I am wanting to do is to restrict user share to
/share, and possibly /share/html which symlinks to
/var/www/html(of which he is part of the group to
access both).

 

I did usermod and changed his shell to rssh, and I had
this in the config file…

 

 

# This is the default rssh config file
 
# set the log facility.  "LOG_USER" and "user" are
equivalent.
logfacility = LOG_USER # you can use comments at end
of line
 
# Leave these both uncommented to make the default
action for rssh to lock
# users out completely...
allowscp
#allowsftp
 
# set the default umask
umask = 022
 
# If you want to chroot users, use this to set the
directory
# if you DO NOT want to chroot users, LEAVE THIS
COMMENTED OUT.
# Quotes not required unless path contains a space...
chrootpath="/share dir"
 
##########################################
# EXAMPLES of configuring per-user options
 
# ALL OF THESE ARE THOROUGHLY TESTED!  IF THEY DON'T
WORK FOR YOU, YOU BROKE
# SOMETHING!  IT'S PROBABLY YOUR CHROOT ENVIRONMENT...
 
#user=rudy:077:10:  # the path can simply be left out
to not chroot
#user=rudy:077:10   # the ending colon is optional
 
#spaces in the path must be quoted...
#user=rudy:011:01:"/usr/local/chroot dir"  # scp with
chroot
#user=ddm:011:01:"/usr/local/chroot dir"   # sftp with
chroot
#user=rudy:011:10:"/usr/local/chroot dir"  # sftp with
chroot
#user=rudy:011:11:"/usr/local/chroot dir"  # both with
chroot
#user="rudy:011:01:/usr/local/chroot dir"  # whole
user string can be quoted
#user=rudy:01"1:01:/usr/local/chroot dir"  # or
somewhere in the middle, freak!
#user=rudy:'011:01:/usr/local/chroot dir'  # single
quotes too
 
# non-quoted spaces don't matter, so long as they
aren't in the middle of a
# token (like a keyword)
#user = "rudy:011:01:/usr/local/chroot dir"  
#user = "rudy:011:01:/usr/local/chroot dir"  # neither
do comments at line end
 
 



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