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I have a ftp server setup for our organization. I wanted to jail users in their home directory so they can not download any sensitive files.

Added this line to the vsftpd.conf file:
chroot_local_user=YES

Which did the trick just fine.

BUt, We have a CIFS mounted share that some people need access to. It is mounted as follows:

//Server/Share /Sharename

So it is mounted in the root directory. I then had symbolic links pointing to the folders inside this share in the users home directory to allow them to get to these files (read only via fstab).


Now when I jail them the symbolic links show up but they are unable to follow them since they are jailed.

Any ideas for a workaround?

Slacker_Rex

I am not sure if it will work or not, but you could try using the mount command (for the share you want to provide them access to) with the -bind option. I believe that will take care of what you are trying to accomplish.