Hallo I need the ps command to run the deployment via a ssh user of the website. I tried to implement it under ispconfig server configuration jailkit with usr/bin/ps without success. When I execute the command e.g. always comes: ps axo comm,user Error, do this: mount -t proc proc /proc Can someone help me how to integrate this correctly. Thank you very much LG - Jules
How did you try, more details please. You need to read jailkit documentation on how to add commands and directories to a jail. https://olivier.sessink.nl/jailkit/ What deployment needs ps command and access to /proc? I'm not sure it is possible to include /proc in a jail or if it even is wise.
By design the ps command needs to read the /proc directory as it contains all the process information on the system. If the jailed user cannot access /proc, the command will not work. I don't know if thats even possible in a jailkit enovirenment, but i don't have any knowledge on the topic
if am enabling the jailkit on ssh. php -v doesn't work however. if am keeping it disable the php -v works fine. why does that happens? i have enabled and disabled the php-fpm once. overall the site works fine. with ftp/sftp/email/database I'm sure there is some bug in the chroot or unused chroot option.
You are sure it is a bug? Then you should have checked if there is already a bug report about that, and if not filed a bug report with details on how to reproduce the bug. If command php does not work for a jailed user, you must add that application to the jail. I remember old discussions about that on this forum, and ISPConfig manual, which you surely have read, should have some info on this. Have you already read Jailkit documentation from Jailkit author? It is quite valuable and well written.
Yes! But am not a fighter jet pilot. It was affecting entire ssh.(everyone's) Am preparing a playground to replicate the issue. A bit. If you explain me how does 'Delete Unused JailKit .. ' work in ispconfig3 it works fine if JailKit is turned off in SSH user.
Then, you should not claim that there is a bug if you do not even understand how things work and should work. Like @Taleman mentioned, PHP was not in jail. When you switch off the jail, your user can see the global system PHP again.
but this also impacted other SSH accounts that were untouched. As a result, those accounts encountered the 'php -v: command not found' error.[/QUOTE]
You may need to check that /usr/bin/ps is correctly included in the jailkit configuration. Ensure that the binary and its required libraries are properly copied to the jail environment.
