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How do I add commands allowed to be used by a chrooted bash?

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acidbox

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I want to give some people with shell access (bash chrooted) additional commands than what the default allows. Is there a file that I can edit to force apache/plesk to allow the use of certain commands in a bash (chrooted) environment?
 
Originally posted by acidbox
Is there a file that I can edit to force apache/plesk to allow the use of certain commands in a bash (chrooted) environment?

You just have to add the files to the users /bin /lib etc. dirs in the users home-directory.

Also remember to set correct permissions on the files.
 
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