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Question: restricting users?
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this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2023
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"Cannot even browse files" could imply being unable to run binaries like a shell. Could you expand a bit on your desired use case?
Poor wording on my part. Simply don't want them to excecute anything I don't want them to or get into some directories. Access to something like My Files would be fine and in some cases may be needed, but nothing past that.
Check out bash restricted mode. Try running
man bashand find the section RESTRICTED SHELL