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Is anyone know how to restrict a user from browsing diffrent directories
so if the person has a home directory set to /home/user1 he would not be
able to go to other directories /home/user2 or / ...Maybe I am duing
soemthing wrong with the chmod  command...And if there is a way around
this can I applay that to telnet and FTP sessions...

Marcin