how to make every user like to be in a virtual server please help

[mido0z0]

i dont know how to search for it
what i mean that when you login to a cpanel and trying to read /etc/passwd it show you couple of users but dont show the real /etc/passwd
i mean fake /etc/passwd for every user also many files in the server not visible to any user cpanel just when the user cat /etc/passwd he see himself only and the system users like root mailman cpaneleximfilter etc
how can i make it in my whm root server
please help

 

[cPanelLauren]

I think you might be talking about CloudLinux's CageFS? Though I'm unaware of a "fake" /etc/passwd, CageFS restricts users to their own data - CloudLinux - Main | New template

 

[mido0z0]

this is an example of the fake /etc/passwd i mean <removed>

 

[mido0z0]

the /etc/passwd have some system users not all and only one user

 

[cPanelLauren]

I think you might mean Jailshell? If you go to WHM>>Account Functions>>Manage Shell Access -> Set Jail Shell for a user they won't be able to see other cPanel users in /etc/passwd

 

[mido0z0]

I think you might mean Jailshell? If you go to WHM>>Account Functions>>Manage Shell Access -> Set Jail Shell for a user they won't be able to see other cPanel users in /etc/passwd

ok im gonna try it and let you know thanks

 

[mido0z0]

not jailshell i tried but still user can show all other users in /etc/passwd

 

[cPanelLauren]

I think you may be mistaken, did you log out between changing the shell type? I tested this before my previous response and confirmed I could not see other cPanel users.

 

[mido0z0]

tested many times
i think its the CageFs what i need

 

[mido0z0]

i setup mod_ruid2 and its prevent the symlink, thats why im asking about what i need to add for my server i was thinking its a apache plugin to be setup like mod_ruid2

 

[cPanelLauren]

How are you testing? I can show the differences:

I have a test server with three users cptest, owned and reseller

On the cptest account I access ssh with normal shell and I can see the following in /etc/passwd:

[[email protected] ~]$ egrep 'cptest|owned|reseller' /etc/passwd
cptest:x:503:503::/home/cptest:/bin/bash
reseller:x:504:504::/home/reseller:/bin/bash
owned:x:505:505::/home/owned:/bin/bash

When I log out and change shell to jailed shell I see the following when I log back in:

[[email protected] ~]$ egrep 'cptest|owned|reseller' /etc/passwd
cptest:x:503:503::/home/cptest:/usr/local/cpanel/bin/jailshell