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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting script to check for a directory in /home for all users Post 302484346 by frans on Thursday 30th of December 2010 04:22:35 PM
Old 12-30-2010
I'm not totally certain but this should jail the user too :
Code:
cd ~user
ln -fs /media/share/ newdir

This done, if you cd newdir you will be in /media/share/ and after if you cd .. you will be in user's home, not in /media/.
Depending on how the user is jailed in his home directory...
 

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wfut(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   wfut(1)

NAME
wfut - WorldForge update tool SYNOPSIS
wfut [ options ] -u channel_name DESCRIPTION
wfut is a command-line update tool intended for use with WorldForge systems. It provides the client side update functionality. Server-side functionality is still at present only available in the Java version of WFUT. OPTIONS
-u channel_name, --update=channel_name Update the channel channel_name. This can be a period, ., if the current directory (or prefix) is the full path to a channel. -p local_root, --prefix=local_root Use the directory local_root instead of the current working directory to search for local updates. -s system_root, --system=system_root Look in system_root for read-only / package installed channel data. -S server_root, --server=server_root Use server_root as the base URL on the server in which channels are kept. EXAMPLES
The following command will update the channel sear-media. This will look for a directory called sear-media in $HOME/.wfut/, or create one if necessary and download updates into there. It will also look in /usr/share/wfut/sear-media for existing files. wfut -s /usr/share/wfut/ -p $HOME/.wfut/ -u sear-media NOTES
wfut uses curl internally. Febuary 16, 2007 wfut(1)
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