RE: [tlug] file permssions SCP

["James Cluff" <jc@example.com>]

Thanks Botond,

and the link you provided yesterday really helped.  Creating a  chroot jail
is what I have decided to do, and once I figured out what it was called
thanks to your e-mail, I was able to find lots of info on it.

James

-----Original Message-----
From: Botond Botyanszki [mailto:botond@example.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 6:32 PM
To: tlug@example.com
Subject: Re: [tlug] file permssions SCP


On Thu, 22 May 2003 08:50:13 +0900
"James Cluff" <jc@example.com> wrote:

> Someone hijacked my last thread, changing it to mail list etiquite,
In that case, it wasn't hijacking, because it was referring to your mail.

> am starting a new one, I thought I did last time, but since at work I am
> using outlook, I realize now that in fact I did not.  My oppologies.
Even outlook has a "new" button afaik.

> I have logged into many linux systems through the internet where I was
> able to access a lot more of their system than I should have been able
> to since I was practically an anonymous user and this always seemed like
> someone screwed up, and if someone wanted to hijack this machine, they
> probably could.
Those systems were either improperly secured (configured) or the admin
didn't think that giving you broad access to the system would pose a
problem.
Try logging into the sourceforge shell servers if you want to see an
example of tightened security.


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