CentOS

Vserver kicks ass really , secure as linux maybe more and can work with selinux on i'll give it a try for sure i'm dumping jailkits , they are only scripts ( no offence to the authors , i give all respect ), but this mode of virtualization with very low overhead and so much security is worth trying ...

ok so what approach would you recommend ( with security in mind ,and ease of installation) 1 . using openssh 4.51p with chroot ,if this is possible (by removing normal openssh built in centos and compile the altered openssh with chroot functionality) 2. by using just scponly ,with jail or without ja...

i am trying to build a jail in centos 5.2 but without success there is no guide on the internet concerning seting up openssh-chroot package that works due to missing dependencies like zlib , eventhough i configure without zlib version check ,and when i compile zlib 1.2.3 then cant find recent openss...