#RSYNC WITH SSH PROXY HOW TO#
How to make rsync run in chroot environment?.Out of the box, despite the configurable options in /etc/nf, rssh only actually works for scp and not rsync – rsync fails to run in chroot environment because it needs additional dynamic libraries not included by mkchroot.sh.No need to set password for destination owner, joe.
Generate a dedicated SSH key pair for and authorize this new key to ssh and configure rssh on C Add a custom script on B to be run from authorized_keys of my login account on B, e.g.Ensure that AllowUsers or AllowGroups directives, if present in /etc/ssh/sshd_config, includes C.Set password for C because on systems like Ubuntu, account is locked unless it has a password set.joe, for receiving incoming files using rssh as the login shell Create a dedicated login account on C, e.g.A cannot change the destination server, i.e.
So, I want to restrict A to using rsync or scp to C via B, and nothing else, i.e. Every so often, an external data provider needs to copy files from his server (A) to an internal server (C) which I manage through a SSH bastion host (B) which I do not manage.