Hi, At some point I enabled Jailkit and/or chroot which resulted in a number of folders being created for the site, for example "bin", "lib", "usr", etc. Question: Is it safe to just delete these folders if I'm not using Jailkit/chroot? Thanks.
You should check in /etc/passwd if really none of the shell users of thst site is chrooted. If no chrooted user isleft, then you can remove the folders.
Hmm ... web3:x:5005:5006::/var/www/clients/client1/web3/./home/web3:/usr/sbin/jk_chrootsh Is it possible to remove that using ISPConfig, or should I do it by manually editing /etc/passwd?
Please change: web3:x:5005:5006::/var/www/clients/client1/web3/./home/web3:/usr/sbin/jk_chrootsh to: web3:x:5005:5006::/var/www/clients/client1/web3:/bin/bash manually in /etc/passwd file.
Thanks. My other users have "/bin/false", which I think means they can't login via SSH ... what controls this inside ISPConfig?
I meant for "web3" specifically. If I create a shell user "mysite-test" that user will have shell access, but "web3" itself will not.
web3 is the shell user of the site while mysite-test is a alias entry with the same uid for web3 hat is used for logging in, so if you create a shell user to access that site, the shell of the main shell user of the site has to be changed too.
I don't follow ... I've created shell users for sites before, and the shell for the main user (web2 for example) didn't change, it's still /bin/false.
The shell also depends if jailkit was used for the site. You might want to read the jailkit and ispconfig sources if you like to know in detail whan which shell is set and required for the system to work properly.
