Can you post the output of: omv-showkey sftp
I'll do it in a couple of days. Ok? Need to reinstall OMV first.
What are the ownership and permissions on the chroot, starting with the drive mountpoint and going deeper to the chroot?
Even the /home folder (by default with root:root) was not chroot'able.
My renegade is running armbian.
I never questioned that armbian normally supports all these things. All I am saying is that on the Ondroid HC1 I can't chroot sftp.
Therefore I installed the minimal Ubuntu image from Hardkernel, made all the necessary changes via cli, manually moved the system to the ssd (SD-Card is still required for the boot process) and I am still able to chroot an sftp user.
This has nothing to do with the device. The plugin uses the same ssh package that you ssh into the system with. I just tried it on a fresh install and an arm board (renegade) and it works fine. Not sure why your setup isn't working. What filesystem is the data drive?
I am sorry to bother you, because I absolutely appreciate what you guys are doing.
But I've installed the minimal ubuntu image provided by hardkernel and within a few minutes I was able to create a chroot'ed sftp access for a new user (similar to the chroot on the RPi3 or Mac Mini). Guess it's an armbian Issue and I guess I need to bother the guys on the armbian forum.
Still Broken Pipe. sftp-log is empty.
I'm starting to wonder if it's an odroid problem (u-boot?) because I tried armbian (stretch, bionic) and omv 4. And no matter what I tried (with SSD, only with SD-card, ...) the same problem.
Since I've used chroot sftp on a mac and a RPi (with an actual Rasbian-Image), I'm running out of ideas.
Did somebody recently install OMV 4 (most recent image, not necessarily on a Odroid) and try to setup sftp?
Tried it now several times and I always get the same errors.
When I try to look at the sftp logs, I get also an error:
Failed to open the log file (filename=/var/log/openmediavault-sftp.log).Thank you for your answer. Did the following (via webinterface)
- flashed the new image
- mounted the ssd
- created a user (sftpuser - sftp-access, users)
- created a share on the ssd (chroot - drwxrwsrwx+ 2 root root 4.0K Sep 13 05:13 chroot) - it is listed in /sharedfolders
- checked the access list (sftp-setting) and everything is ok/enabled - AllowGroups is disabled
But when I try to sftp now, I get the error:
debug1: Authentication succeeded (password).
Authenticated to 192.168.1.16 ([192.168.1.16]:222).
debug2: fd 6 setting O_NONBLOCK
debug1: channel 0: new [client-session]
debug2: channel 0: send open
debug1: Requesting no-more-sessions@openssh.com
debug1: Entering interactive session.
debug1: pledge: network
packet_write_wait: Connection to 192.168.1.16 port 222: Broken pipe
Hi,
first of all thank you for all the great work. Recently I purchased an Ondroid HC1 and attached a SSD. It boots from the SD, but when I try to create via SFTP-Plugin a Share on the SSD and create an sftp only user the connection closes.
There is also no log because there is a problem with the plugin.
Should chroot work with the plugin if the share isn't on the system partition ( system partition on sd card, share on ssd) or do I need to manually set it up and use bind?
Thanks you.