chroot access problem

Hi.
I have followed this tutorial setting chroot enviroment.
http://howtoforge.com/chrooted_ssh_howto_debian_p2

Now, when try to login with chroot username, the shell access close automaticaly!

The error is: /bin/bash: No such file or directory
Connection to 111.111.111.111 closed.

but the file /bin/bash exist and folders and files have the correct permission.
Permission: user=root
group=group

Any idea?

Thanks josef

 

What's the username? What's the user's entry from /etc/passwd?
Which distribution do you use?

 

Well, if you are creating SSH in a chroot environment then you need to have all binaries and libraries necessary within the chroot "root" directory. So, if you are chrooting to the user's home directory such as '/home/user' then you must have '/home/user/bin/bash' since '/bin/bash' is from the chroot env '/home/user'.

Maybe that helps.

 

Sorry to bump this old thread, but I'm getting the same problem.

ISPConfig with chroot off:

web4_admin:x:10004:10004:admin:/srv/www/web4:/bin/bash

ISPConfig with chroot on:

web4_admin:x:10004:10004:admin:/srv/www/web4/./:/bin/bash

When on, the connection simply closes. Any ideas?

 

Any errors in your logs?