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This has the very useful feature of being able to drop the user into a subdirectory on logging in, rather than leaving them in the chrooted root directory, which is locked down by its root ownership.

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Neither cvs or released tar version compiles. Looks like this was reported in bug tracker 2yrs ago. In a modern sshd server you can set the shell to /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server

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whit Posted 2014-07-10

This has the very useful feature of being able to drop the user into a subdirectory on logging in, rather than leaving them in the chrooted root directory, which is locked down by its root ownership.
niknah Posted 2010-07-04

Neither cvs or released tar version compiles. Looks like this was reported in bug tracker 2yrs ago. In a modern sshd server you can set the shell to /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server