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From: David G . Andersen (dandersecs.utah.edu)
Date: Tue Apr 02 2002 - 19:14:02 CST

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    Does anyone have warnings / experience with how Jail will behave
    when used with a single IP address, as "chroot++"?
    What I'm really looking for is something that's a
    hybrid between chroot and jail; my machines have only a single IP address,
    but I'd like the benefit of a real Jail environment, that people can access
    through an sshd started on a different port from within the jail.

    It seems to have the dangers one would expect - root inside the jail can bind
    TCP ports that take over those from the external jail environment (highly
    bummer), but these can likely be fixed with a little bit of hackery,
    or very easily by denying binding to ports < 1024 from the jail environment..
    are there any other caveats of which I should be aware before heading down
    this road? Or has anyone else done this before and has lots of good advice?

    TIA,

       -Dave

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