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...lso has the right to lower security barriers. He also can decide not to use a firewall, or to do `rm -rf /`. Please allow him to decide the question of setuid binary execution inside a chroot target. Additionally, it is often suggested to set up a user-specific container directory (e.g. /home/user1container/) that is owned be root and chroot'ed to, and to create a user-writable directory therein (/home/user1container/user1/). The latter one, seen relative from the container directory (/user1/), than can be defined as the user's home directory in /etc/passwd so that OpenSSH automatically...