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Subject: Re: How do I grant SSH access to someone without comprimising
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William Ashworth said:
> How do I grant SSH access to someone without comprimising security?
>
> I want to allow SSH or telnet and NOT have them be able to up-browse into
> other people's personal filez.
>

http://chrootssh.sourceforge.net/

nate