Debian/Ubuntu Linux: Restrict an SSH user session to a specific directory by setting chrooted jail
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Creating a Chroot Jail for SSH Access | Allan Feid
Update 5/30/2018: @CodingFree points out that the l2chroot script used in this blog post fails to handle /lib64, and @el_shoo confirms everything in this post still works as long as you create /lib64. I have updated the post to reflect this, great to see it still working almost 10 years later. I wanted to setup a way to allow SSH access to my machine but limit their abilities heavily. To do that I
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