Hi all,
is there any way to switch on/off the Jailkit setting (Owner limit) using the command line? virtualmin modify-limits
does not have the appropriate switch.
Thanks a lot,
Bernhard
Hi all,
is there any way to switch on/off the Jailkit setting (Owner limit) using the command line? virtualmin modify-limits
does not have the appropriate switch.
Thanks a lot,
Bernhard
Have a look at modify-domain
. From the help:
If your system supports chroot jails with Jailkit, the --enable-jail
flag can be used to force all commands run by the domain to execute in
a jail. Conversely, this can be turned off with the --disable-jail
flag.
I have webmin-virtual-server 6.08.gpl installed and don’t see --enable-jail
in the help text of modify-domain
. Running it like virtualmin modify-limits --user domain.tld --enable-jail
I get the output Unknown parameter --enable-jail
I can enable it in the Virtualmin web UI without problems at Administration Options > Edit Owner Limits > Other restrictions: Chroot jail domain Unix user
Use:
virtualmin modify-domain --domain DOMAIN.COM --enable-jail
Ah - got it - thanks!