I want to expand the applications that my ISPConfig 3 jailed users have access to. By default, I want to add svn and the expect shell I put this at the bottom of /etc/jailkit/jk_init.ini Code: [...] [svn] comment = the subversion program executables = /usr/bin/svn includesections = netbasics [dshell] comment = dpicella shell addons executables = /bin/expect includesections = netbasics, uidbasics Then create a new shell user. Seems like that worked before. Does anyone know if I am doing this right for ISPConfig 3 Thanks!
That could work, but remember that you must add svn and dshell to the Server Config in ISPConfig (it's the field Jailkit chroot app sections on the Jailkit tab).
It works. The procedure is: Modify jk_init.ini To get the expect shell working ... I needed: Code: [dshell] comment = dpicella shell addons paths = /usr/lib/tcl8.4 libraries = /usr/lib/libexpect5.43.so, /lib64/libgcc_s.so.1 executables = /usr/bin/expect includesections = netbasics, uidbasics Then ... add custom or modified sections (in this case "svn" and "dshell") to your list of chroot app sections in ispconfig 3 at: system -> server config -> jailkit It only seems to work when installing a new website. I don't seem to get all the updates to my chrooted jail applications when changing or modifying users. Both SVN and the expect shell seem to be working ... However, if I log in as a jailed user and try to spawn an sftp session using the expect shell, I get this error:
