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OpenSSH SFTP chroot() with ChrootDirectory
Posted by niol on Tue 1 Apr 2008 at 10:49
Tags: ftp, openssh, sftp
The upcoming version of OpenSSH (4.8p1 for the GNU/Linux port) features a new configuration option : ChrootDirectory. This has been made possible by a new SFTP subsystem statically linked to sshd.
This makes it easy to replace a basic FTP service without the hassle of configuring encryption and/or bothering with FTP passive and active modes when operating through a NAT router. This is also simpler than packages such as rssh, scponly or other patches because it does not require setting up and maintaining (i.e. security updates) a chroot environment.
To enable it, you obviously need the new version 4.8p1. I personaly use the cvs version and the debian/ directory of the sid package to build a well integrated Debian package 4.8p1~cvs-1.
In /etc/ssh/sshd_config :
You need to configure OpenSSH to use its internal SFTP subsystem.
The directory in which to chroot() must be owned by root. After the call to chroot(), sshd changes directory to the home directory relative to the new root directory. That is why I use / as home directory.
This seems to work as expected :
The only thing I miss is file transfers logging, but I did not investigate this at all. More on this whenever I find some time to do so.
References :
原文出處：OpenSSH SFTP chroot() with ChrootDirectory
Posted by niol on Tue 1 Apr 2008 at 10:49
Tags: ftp, openssh, sftp
The upcoming version of OpenSSH (4.8p1 for the GNU/Linux port) features a new configuration option : ChrootDirectory. This has been made possible by a new SFTP subsystem statically linked to sshd.
This makes it easy to replace a basic FTP service without the hassle of configuring encryption and/or bothering with FTP passive and active modes when operating through a NAT router. This is also simpler than packages such as rssh, scponly or other patches because it does not require setting up and maintaining (i.e. security updates) a chroot environment.
To enable it, you obviously need the new version 4.8p1. I personaly use the cvs version and the debian/ directory of the sid package to build a well integrated Debian package 4.8p1~cvs-1.
In /etc/ssh/sshd_config :
You need to configure OpenSSH to use its internal SFTP subsystem.
Subsystem sftp internal-sftp
[code]
Then, I configured chroot()ing in a match rule.
[code]
Match group sftponly
ChrootDirectory /home/%u
X11Forwarding no
AllowTcpForwarding no
ForceCommand internal-sftp
The directory in which to chroot() must be owned by root. After the call to chroot(), sshd changes directory to the home directory relative to the new root directory. That is why I use / as home directory.
# chown root.root /home/user
# usermod -d / user
# adduser user sftponly
This seems to work as expected :
$ sftp user@host
Connecting to host...
user@host's password:
sftp> ls
build cowbuildinall incoming johnbuilderclean
sftp> pwd
Remote working directory: /
sftp> cd ..
sftp> ls
build cowbuildinall incoming johnbuilderclean
The only thing I miss is file transfers logging, but I did not investigate this at all. More on this whenever I find some time to do so.
References :
原文出處：OpenSSH SFTP chroot() with ChrootDirectory