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Here's what I've been trying to do:

  • Create a zfs pool that can be accessed through sftp
  • Be able to read and write files in the zfs pool through sftp (remotely)
  • Create a user who can read/write files in the zfs pool but cannot access any other files on the computer

Here are the two "tutorials" I have been referring to.

So far, I've gotten the zfs pool set up and I can access it. However, when I try to sftp in using the chroot[ed] account, I can view files but I cannot modify or create new files.

My question is: How do I grant the chrooted user permission to read and write files in the zfs pool?

Interestingly, I can't write to the zfs pool when logged into the computer locally unless I open it as root.

muru
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In Linux Mint...

Adding the user (chrooted user for the sftp access) to the sudo group appears to fix the problem.

Add a User to a Group (or Second Group) on Linux

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