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From: "Simon M. H. Chan" <simonc@freeway.org.hk>
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Dear all,

I have questions again. I have succeed to setup a restricted zsh shell by
zsh 3.1.1, however, it is too restrict, it disallows users to change to
other directories. I just want to restrict users' execuable commands, but
not their directories.

Please if any know how to do, please help me.

Thanks a lot and thank you very much.

Regards,
Simon