I have a server running on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS.
This version provides openssh 4.7.
I need to have a chroot environment for sftp.
I read chroot was possible with at least openssh 4.9.
So, how do I update easily to a newer version of openssh?
I specify its a remote server. So i can take the risk to damage the ssh server.
Best Answer
The quick answer to this is: Upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu. According to the online Ubuntu packages database, the version of
openssh-server
you need is in the Jaunty and later releases.