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I need a simple and easy way to jail users in their home directories. I am looking tools like jailkit and MySecureShell.

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A simple configuration to jailing users (with good documentation, or some good web links).

I want to give users (ssh + sftp). 2 services to jailed users. The jailed user must not see and/or manipulate the file system besides his/her home directory.

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You have to understand that to achieve even most basic functionality, the user needs access to bash and various libraries files. You should instead put the user in a user group and assign the appropriate access permissions to the directories you don't want the user to see. – billc.cn Jan 7 at 22:29
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