cagefs on Directadmin, /sbin/consoletype error after SSH login (fixed)

[iseletsk]

Michel,

You were right, you needed to add sbin to cagefs.mp
One thing to make sure, it is sbin, not /sbin that has to be added (otherwise, full /sbin from root partition would be mounted).

I forgot that this version doesn automatically update cagefs.mp, the next one will pick up all the needed folders in automated fashion.

[iseletsk]

Sure, please, submit a ticket at helpdesk.cloudlinux.com with access info, and I will take a look.

[michel]

You are right, more files exist in /sbin, so forget what I said :-)

Only when I add /sbin to cagefs.mp it works.
Then only the consoletype file is available in the cage /sbin map, not the rest.
When I remove sbin from cagefs.mp it does not work.

If you want you can have a look at the server(no users on it).

[iseletsk]

Michel,

/sbin has lots of files in most cases, like modprobe, reboot, etc...

If consoletype was already in binutils -- I am not sure why it failed at all. Very strange.

[michel]

Hi Igor,

Thanks for responding!

I saw no harm in it because I only have consoletype in the sbin directory :-)
I changed it the way you suggested but the file consoletype does not shop up in the cage.

/sbin/consoletype was already in binutils.cfg also ?

Michel.

[iseletsk]

Michel,

Here is a better approach (and this issue will be fixed in next version, it is fairly rare, only happens with users using csh as shell).

First of all, remove sbin from cagefs.mp -- it has a few suid programs that shouldn be inside CageFS
Then
Add cagefs template in /etc/cagefs/conf.d like: consoletype.cfg
In it:
[consoletype]
comment=consoletype script for csh
paths=/sbin/consoletype

Execute: cagefsctl --update
Followed by cagefsctl --unmount-all

That will add /sbin/consoletype into the template, and will remount all the users.

[nileshparmar0]

I create a default login for one user.

I am missing the sbin in the initial mount. So when I login I get an error about /sbin/consoltype not available.

Then I change cagefs.mp(add sbin) in /etc/cagefs

When I do: cagefsctl --disable test80
The user is disabled but the drive is still mounted(cagefsctl -l) so nothing changed(perhaps it should be gone after disable user).
Then I do cagefsctl --unmount test80 and the mount is gone.

The I re-enable the user and login again the console message is gone.
:idea: