Hi,
I tried to use chroot.

I insert this command at the /etc/profile file because I want that every time a user will be log on to the system he will be restricted.
the problem is that this command is working only if I log on as a root, because I don't have permissions to use chroot from other user.
How can I solve this , is there way to write in the file something that will say " maniooulate this command as if u are a root or something" ?

and another quest', I notice that when in a root I manioulate the chroot, I can write exit and this is exit from the chroot.

I wantnot to enable the user to exit the restricted area, is there way in which when he write exit to finish the task / terminal.


many 10x.

there's exactly that. but this isn't really a nice way to be going about things. there are real watertight ways to do this:
http://www.tjw.org/chroot-login-HOWTO/
http://kegel.com/crosstool/current/d...gin-howto.html

Hi,
10x,

but when I writ it down in the /etc/profile file and log on as user (not as root - cause as root it is working) it still ignore me and don't do nothing....

I posted a response in your other thread.

Enjoy!
--- Cerbere