hello Bug in the version in which ISPConfig was updated when creating a user for an ssh connection: Logically, we create user unless I am mistaken access to all the website directory Well no, I create the user, and I connect, I see nothing. I look at my file "/ etc / passwd" and I notice, and after creating the user, I found this in my "passwd" file: Bug or no bug, if I am right course ... Mz
hello We will say that I never use this method, since using the panel and it is the first time I get an error as I just report it. I use Debian Jessie 8 Voila Mz
When you connect to a non-jailed user, you see the home dir of that user, of course. You have to cd ../../ to see the web.
We will say that this is of no matter what, we'll say a first I have not this error in Wheezy whether Mz
Maybe you tested it with the previous ISPConfig version, which had a different home directory for non-jailed users.
Thst no bug, this cange is intended. The non jailed ssh user was mising a home directory in prior versions, in 3.0.5.4p5 the non jailed user has now the same home directory path then the jailed ones. (/home/username inside the web root)
Till, let's not get excited, and I have to apologize because what I say Croydon, I do. BUT, before the update, I did not have this kind of error. I create my user, and after he had access to the site directory, without making changes in ISPConfig. Till I say, I have not the error in Wheezy, you believe me as well ... Mz
Thats neither an error nor a bug, I explained that the new behaviour is intended. It was changed as the old behaviour caused problems: the user ended up in the web root instead of their own home directory and the web root is not writable by the user. See release notes of the p6 release, the change is listed in the changelog incl. description why this change was nescessary and which bug was fixed by implementing this change.
Security question this change? if it is that, for the next version, foresee a drop-down fields: admin user Hey bé, we must not be "delayed" to understand that we returned 2 times backward, before arriving in the correct folder, frankly Ok What I know now Till thank you Mz
When a user logs into a linux server by ssh, then he arrives in his home folder. This is normally /home/username of the server. In a hosted website, this is /home/username as well as / is here the website root. So when you want to reach the root folder of the site, you have to run: cd ../../ http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=3857&tasks=&project=3&due=84&status[0]=
