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Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2013 17:09:20 +0100 (CET)
From: oli DOT laurel AT arcor DOT de
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Subject: cygwin openssh restrict access
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hi community,

searched a long time on different search engines.
I just want to know if i found correct information.
Well i installed cygwin + openssh and want to restrict user to access only folders i allowed.

First solution i found was to restrict this by setting ChrootDirectory... but this doesn't work.
Putty was closed immediately after connection was established.
So I searched for next solution... NTFS-Permissions will do the job.
OK this will be next option i will try.

my question is: how did you do this job?
Do you also restrict access (ntfs) to a folder in your environment, or is there another option?

OS: Windows Server 2008 R2
Cygwin + OpenSSH

thx + regards
oli

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