Re: [Jailkit-users] sftp/scp jailkit setup on OpenBSD 4.1 - mount w/o nodev

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> > Now I get this:
> > Connecting to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx...
> > address@hidden's password:
> > Connection closed
> >
> > /var/log/authlog
> > Jul 11 05:29:57 sftp sshd[10902]: Accepted password for mike from 
> > xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx port 32437 ssh2
> > Jul 11 05:29:57 sftp sshd[32100]: subsystem request for sftp
> > Jul 11 05:29:57 sftp jk_chrootsh[24851]: now entering jail /sftp for user 
> > mike (1002)
> > Jul 11 11:29:57 sftp jk_lsh[24851]: jk_lsh version 2.3, started
> > Jul 11 11:29:57 sftp jk_lsh[24851]: executing command 
> > '/usr/libexec/sftp-server' for user mike (1002)
>
> hmm funny.. the logs look exactly right. this is what is supposed to happen 
> if everything works. perhaps debugging with `strace` (see howto on the 
> jailkit website) helps?

Alright, thanks.  I tried ktrace and the last error before sftp-server dies 
is "/dev/null: Device not configured".  Then a google search led me back to 
your FAQ :).

It's working now.  When the script sets up /<home/jail>/dev/null|urandom it 
should do a quick read to ensure they're working.

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"I get errrors like /dev/null: Device not configured on OpenBSD?!
Sftp fails silently on OpenBSD?!

OpenBSD mounts most paritions (except for /) with option 'nodev'. Remove 
that option for the mount where your chroot jail resides. "

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