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What's a good tutorial for restricting sftp access to a particular directory? (Assuming the same host supports ssh login, too.)


Assuming openssh-server, look for "internal-sftp" in sshd_config(5). And of course, also google a bit around that.

It's worth pointing out that this will preclude use of rsync and similar tools that require running a server on the remote machine. I'm not aware of robust alternatives so if anyone else knows one please tell me! (and I consider rsync-restricted shells and similar approaches a hack)


how about running OpenSSH inside docker with bind mounts?


are y'all talking about chroots?




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