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I useuse /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in tutorial, that filters which commands are allowed to be run via ssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some ssh command line flags)

I use /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in tutorial, that filters which commands are allowed to be run via ssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some ssh command line flags)

I use /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in tutorial, that filters which commands are allowed to be run via ssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some ssh command line flags)

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I use /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in : https://binblog.info/2008/10/20/openssh-going-flexible-with-forced-commands/tutorial  , that filters which commands are allowed to be run via sshssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some sshssh command line flags)

I use /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in : https://binblog.info/2008/10/20/openssh-going-flexible-with-forced-commands/  , that filters which commands are allowed to be run via ssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some ssh command line flags)

I use /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in tutorial, that filters which commands are allowed to be run via ssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some ssh command line flags)

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Can I use `internal-sftp` when using wrapper script with `ForceCommand` in sshd?

I use /etc/ssh/wrapper.sh script, like in : https://binblog.info/2008/10/20/openssh-going-flexible-with-forced-commands/ , that filters which commands are allowed to be run via ssh and logs them.

Currently when internal-sftp is required, I use /usr/lib/sftp-server.

Is there a way I could run internal-sftp of ssh binary, maybe even with chroot, instead of /usr/lib/sftp-server? (e.g. via some ssh command line flags)