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Now when I add a virtual server, it creates a user for me, with which I can login through SSH. However I can change to the top directories, and see other users' files. How do I disable this?
Unfortunately, that's just the nature of SSH... FTP daemons often offer a way of chrooting users, but SSH does not provide one. Users logging in via SSH are able to see all files they have permission to view.
Howdy,
Unfortunately, that's just the nature of SSH... FTP daemons often offer a way of chrooting users, but SSH does not provide one. Users logging in via SSH are able to see all files they have permission to view.
-Eric