Re: [Jailkit-users] is it possible to "sudo su - user" to a jailkit user?

[Richard Scott]

Hi,

What is in your /var/log/messages?

I have this on a successful run of "su - richard":

Jun  3 10:31:19 fps1 jk_chrootsh[3411]: now entering jail /home/scott for user richard (1500) with arguments

Does yours show any errors?

Thanks,

Rich

 

On 03/06/2013 04:08, Marcus wrote:

Hi Oliver,

 

I am having a lot of trouble getting "su - testuser" to work if it includes a hyphen / dash ( I am trying to have the profile run)

 

I know you mentioned "the jk_chrootsh code is very strict and abort on anything that could be the start of hacking"

 

I looked at /var/log/auth.log and I am getting:

 

jk_chrootsh[25433]: abort, jk_chrootsh is called as -su

 

I am looking at the source file - jk_chrootsh.c for version 2.16 and I see this section which looks like where the error is coming from around line 206:

 

        if (strcmp(tmp, PROGRAMNAME) != 0 && strcmp(tmp, "su")!= 0 && (tmp[0] != '-' || strcmp(&tmp[1], PROGRAMNAME))) {

                DEBUG_MSG("wrong name, tmp=%s, &tmp[1]=%s\n", tmp, &tmp[1]);

                syslog(LOG_ERR, "abort, "PROGRAMNAME" is called as %s", argv[0]);

                exit(1);

        }   

 

 

It looks like it should allow "su" with "-" but it is not. According to Rich's notes (if I am reading it correctly) he is able to do it with the dash. Is this a bug in the code somehow? I'm trying to test more and fix it. I am also trying to sign up for the dev list because maybe that is a better place for this question.

 

Thanks,

Marcus

 

 

On May 30, 2013, at 5:14 PM, Olivier Sessink <address@hidden> wrote:

that is probably because the jk_chrootsh code is very strict and abort
on anything that could be the start of hacking. su does a funny thing
when calling the shell. su <> -c <> is explicitly enabled in the code
(earlier versions aborted on su -c too).

Olivier

On 05/30/2013 02:56 AM, Marcus Eting wrote:

Thanks Olivier and Rich. I changed the shell for the user to bash in /home/jail/etc/etc so I can SSH into the box as the user and the jail seems to be working fine - I have a pretty good understanding of what's going on with things so I think it is set up right.

However, I can't "su testuser" but  I was able to run "su testuser -c bash" to get the behavior I want  - that bit of progress was pretty exciting. Do you know why it won't work without the "-c bash" ?
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