Re: [Jailkit-users] help , Keith

[Olivier Sessink]

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> Olivier;
> 
> Tried what you suggested, with and without a leading / in front of
> /bin/bash in the passwd file, all the permissions every where are
> execute for other here is what I get:
> 
> 
> session opened for user root by rodgerk(uid=26)
> Sep 13 08:18:42 fpsft sshd(pam_unix)[7655]: session opened for user mike
> by (uid=0)
> Sep 13 08:18:42 fpsft jk_chrootsh[7656]: now entering jail /home/jail
> for user mike (500)
> Sep 13 08:18:42 fpsft jk_chrootsh[7656]: ERROR: failed to execute shell
> bin/bash for user mike (500), check the permissions and libraries of
> /home/jail/bin/bash
> Sep 13 08:18:42 fpsft sshd(pam_unix)[7655]: session closed for user mike
> Sep 13 08:20:52 fpsft sshd(pam_unix)[7669]: session opened for user mike
> by (uid=0)
> Sep 13 08:20:52 fpsft jk_chrootsh[7670]: now entering jail /home/jail
> for user mike (500)
> Sep 13 08:20:52 fpsft jk_chrootsh[7670]: ERROR: failed to execute shell
> bin/bash for user mike (500), check the permissions and libraries of
> /home/jail/bin/bash
> Sep 13 08:20:52 fpsft sshd(pam_unix)[7669]: session closed for user mike

there should be a leading /
what are the log messages if there is a leading / ?

regards,
        Olivier