[K12OSN] SSH Jailing? Disable viewing of dot files/folders with SCP clients?

[Jim Kronebusch]

> I don't know if you want to allow shell access at all, but you might  
> want to install scponly and set that as your user's shell. scponlyc  
> is a chrooted scponly binary which might be suitable for your needs.  
> If you enable the rpmforge yum repository you can 'yum install  
> scponly'. (If you're compiling from source you'll want to use the -- 
> enable-chrooted-binary flag when configuring.)

I will still want a shell available but only for a handful of users.  I just installed
scponly and will check it out, thanks for the suggestion.

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