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h0dges,

In the eGalaxTouch utility, in the "Misc" tab, there is a "Mouse mode" setting that you can use to make the touchscreen behave more like a touchscreen and less like a mouse.

Try...

You're welcome. My answer is no and yes.

No, you can't hide that stuff in the chroot folder from the user with the rssh setup. They need to be accessible in order for the setup to work. That...

PuTTY? Do you mean PSFTP? rssh should prevent the rssh user from gaining a command shell, so it would be appropriate if the server killed your PuTTY session.

I would advise against using the...

What happens when you try
sftp localhost on the computer running the server?

(Note that I haven't done this in a while.)

While installing the update for linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic, I noticed that the upgrade got stuck after the following two lines were printed to the "Details" screen:

Running postrm hook script...

Did you intentionally switch to bcmwl5.inf? My Ubuntu 8.04 install (i386 Desktop CD) defaulted to wl (after I used b43-fwcutter). I assume from your statement that switching to bcmwl5 didn't help?...

dave_t_uk, I do think the server's wireless connection is at fault (at least it's not the sole fault). I get the same problem when trying to connect to wired SSH server with a SSH client on Ubuntu...

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Only suid root on the real rssh_chroot_helper (not the one in the chroot directory). This is necessary because only the root user can chroot. However, if a vulnerability is ever...

You can have rssh disable rsync, rdist, cvs, sftp, and scp by default and then enable them for each user you want. See the man page for rssh for more help (I don't have rssh ready to do testing...

That is NOT the case. It's just that many programs expect to have /etc/passwd and if it's missing from the chroot jail, those programs may misbehave, so you put a copy of /etc/passwd there. ...

Thanks for the suggestion. At the time I wrote the guide, it was not necessary to allow /home/chroot/usr/lib/rssh/rssh_chroot_helper to run as root. I am no longer running Ubuntu now, so I cannot...

Thanks. I don't know how that mistake was made, but it's fixed now.

Thanks for the correction, the howto has been updated accordingly.

There should not be any way to to access a file outside of the chroot jail. If it were on the same partition, you could create...

Writing a script to do this is possible, but I haven't see any available to completely automate this process. (BTW, most of this howto is modifying the mkchroot.sh script to fit your system.) If...

I've never seen that before. Have u tried another client? Or do all clients give this error message. what happens when u do

sftp rsshuser@localhost
from the server? (Replace rsshuser with the...

Thanks. I'll add this to the original post. I hope u don't mind.

neo4242002,

Sorry, I missed your post. There seems to be a number of problems:
o The "-e" is a parameter for echo. It shouldn't be displayed in the output.
o The error, "cp: cannot stat...

Is your ssh server configured to use /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server for the sftp server? check you sshd config file. Also, can you post the relavent log entries (/var/log/messages)? That might...

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The rssh user should not be able to "acess all files." They should be stuck inside the chroot directory (eg. /home/chroot in the guide). While that may look like the real root directory (/) with a...

Thanks edylie. I forgot about that; the Gentoo guide mentioned it too. I added it to the original Howto post.

memtest is fine; that was the one I was thinking of anyway.

about rssh_chroot_helper. make sure the one in the real root is suid root (needs to run as root). also make sure that there is a...

:-k hmmm, I've seen the "Connection closed" before & it can be caused by a variety of problems: wrong file permissions, missing libraries in the chroot directory, using a disallowed protocol, or just...

Thanks.

I've noticed a disturbing trend in Ubuntu lately. Ubuntu seems to be simplifying GNU/Linux to a point where moderately experienced users (or just I) will feel disabled rather than empowered. I...