Re: [Jailkit-users] Some problems with home directories and users with same user id

[Daniel Rossi]

On 08/06/2008, at 7:48 PM, Olivier Sessink wrote:

> Daniel Rossi wrote:
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> > ive worked around it by setting USER and HOME to $LOGINUSER or  
> > whatever it is in bashrc. Then call cd to move into the right  
> > directory. So ownership of the files should still be ok without the  
> > same user id ? I believe if the files are owned different to that  
> > uid suexec for instance in apache will complain hence why its that  
> > that way. I see in the jk_chroot source that the environment  
> > variables are set there, but instead of the user logging in its the  
> > user of the user id. Are you saying my work around is not doable ?
>
> if it works that it's doable ;-)
>
> I think it's also possible to rewrite some of the jk_chrootsh code  
> such that such a setup will work with jk_chrootsh without  
> sacrificing any of the security checks.

Yes i have to turn off ownership checks because even though  its the  
same user id it sees webuser1 different as parentuser1, as it's  
setting the user to parentuser1 not webuser1.


> regards,
>         Olivier
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