Adrian Dvergsdal
Adrian Dvergsdal
Have you created a subdirectory for the user, or are you trying to write directly into the user's home directory? From the README: > The users are chrooted to their...
Use encrypted password?
> docker cant mount single files, only directories, so Not true. See https://github.com/atmoz/sftp/issues/285#issuecomment-933716962 On Docker Desktop for Windows there may be extra configuration needed, depending on your docker setup. See...
The mounting of host public key can be confusing for people, since it is not necessary for host keys to work. It's also not a good idea to mix host...
Regarding mounting, you could mount all user data outside `/home`, e.g. `/data`. Then you could symlink each user's data directory (`/data/`) into the related `/home/` directory. You only need one...
Please try to mount your own custom `/etc/ssh/sshd_config`, see if that works.
I will consider opening up so it's possible to use scp/rsync. I agree that would be useful. Let me know what configuration is needed.
Regarding the first point: by current configuration of users, you mean the provided user arguments to the `entrypoint` script and not the default `sshd_config`? Looks like `rssh` is available on...
So I just tested using a custom `sshd_config` where a subdir is used as chroot instead. This will limit the user's access to `.ssh` and other files/dirs directly under the...
How do you propose this should be handled differently?