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How do I setup anonymous SFTP?
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| I have been searching around on the internet about anonymous sftp.
Some saying it's impossible b/c given that SFTP is a secured media and
anonymous with null password will just doesn't work. Some saying that
using RSSH.
Now I have configured RSSH (with sftp, ssh, scp). I created a user
called anonymous with a blank login passwd. I also have setup chroot
jail with the RSSH installed.
So the question now is, how can I utilize the RSSH to restrict user to
chroot jail if my anonymous user is just going to run sftp from
remotely to my sftp server?
For example, right now when I sftp to this sftp server as anonymous, I
am still able to "cd /".
Please advise, thanks!
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| Dave Hinz 2007-03-17, 1:27 am |
| On 16 Mar 2007 16:34:47 -0700, KAKA <kaka.hui@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have been searching around on the internet about anonymous sftp.
> Some saying it's impossible b/c given that SFTP is a secured media and
> anonymous with null password will just doesn't work. Some saying that
> using RSSH.
What problem are you actually trying to solve that you feel this is the
ideal solution? Usually, if something is never done a certain way, it's
because there's an established method that you may not know about, which
is superior.
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