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...[but jailed, stripped down ] shell, scp needs to be neutered to prevent it from copying remote to remote or local to remote. This requires creating a custom version of scp, nothing to terrible. But a more complex setup nonetheless. 3. Finally, there is locking down around ssh, i.e. chroot /chroot/sshdserver and have all users hit that copy. I don't like keeping seperate authorization etc, which is why I'm less inclined to see this as an option. My case against the last option, is that users are allowed to know more information than I care to give them :) While they may not have permission to...