i'm not quite understand your problem. Do you want to create a debian unstable chroot system under a production server which you could chroot into? if yes, then here is a simple step. 1. create a normal debian chroot system. debootstrap is good for this. 2. when you chroot into this system. set up your account, apt, ..... and update to unstable. 3. install ssh package. usually I will confiugue it to use a non-regular ssh port, eg 2222. 4. /etc/init.d/ssh start inside the chroot system. 5. then you can ssh -P2222 to your unstable debian chroot one. Chanop Once in the debian galaxy, I heard Alexander Koch say > Hi all, > > can anyone probably give me an idea of how I can build a > chroot ssh on a production server running Debian unstable? > > I could use ssh2 and the chroot feature, but that one is > really ugly non-free I am not further considering it at all. > > Using debootstrap probably and then dpkg --root-dir= ? But > then how do I get into the system, what do I have to do with > the passwd entry and whatnot? > > Many thanks in advance, > Alexander > > -- > <CosmicRay> heh, Nat Torkington says Perl's internals are > "an interconnected mass of livers and pancreas and lungs and > little sharp pointy things and the occasional exploding kidney." > Alexander Koch - <>< - WWJD - aka Efraim - PGP 0xE7694969 - KOCH1-RIPE > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-request@lists.debian.org > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmaster@lists.debian.org > -- ,----------------------------------------------------------------. | May Debian be with you ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ chanop@debian.org| | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://thai.anu.edu.au| `----------------------------------------------------------------'
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