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I'm running a server on centos 6.0 and I'm looking for a way to limit ssh access of one user to only tail and vi and only in their home folder.
I found some guidelines to the home folder part but haven't found tips on the tail & vi part.

Thanks in advance

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The easiest way is to chroot their SSH session, and only put tail and vi in the chroot.

It can also be done with SELinux, but this is a much more complex route, requiring you to define a number of SELinux objects to account for the different actions required by logging in and such.

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