Hi folks, I'm trying to find out if there is a way to jail users in the /home/$USER? I am trying to set up a server that simply allows users to sftp to some server and to retrieve files. What I mean is this: I have user called test. passwd file would look like this: test:x:1002:1002:Jerry,,,:/home/test:/usr/lib/sftp-server (/home is a nfs mount) Ok this works so far, user "test" sftp to server and he/she is able to create/delete files. How do I disable/prevent user from doing this: "cd .." "cd /"? Basically leaving there home directory and view other peoples directories in /home? I know if permissions are set correctly other users cannot see into each other home directories. But I just want to prevent shell access/hacking/playing. Any thoughts? thnks jerry