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Hi i have a little problem some of my clients want to come into my server to pick up the back up anytime they want but i dont want them moving around in my server is there a way i can build something like a jail so when they get in they can only access the folder for the backups and thats all no cd out to any other dir no viewing or as less activity as possible
If the sftp users can look around a virtualized system, I don't imagine it'd hurt much. You can further restrict their abilities by managing permissions on their home directories and giving them a scponly shell.
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