Has a hard time to get a user jail in the root of a folder that we also have access to write

[SebTardif]

I tried so many set of config about chroot (directory/startpath + Directories) and I'm unable to match my basic requirements:

• The default folder, is also the root/jail folder
• That folder doesn't have .ssh inside
• The user can write and read file and folder in that root/jail folder.

I think more examples of config based on defined use case could help.

[FingerlessGlov3s]

I've been unable to set the chroot directory, tried global and per user.

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[james-arawhanui]

I've been having this issue also, seemingly no control over each user's Chroot, was attempting to make a two users with a shared Chroot.

EDIT: Might be based on filesystem permissions, as I mount a persistent volume.

EDIT 2: Upon further testing I have discovered that users can only see directories they own

chown myuser:sftp-user-inventory /files/shared

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