OpenSSH & ChRoot

I've been using SSH 3.2.9.1 from ssh.org/ssh.com for quite awhile now.

Since FreeBSD uses OpenSSH as part of the install I figured I might  
move over to it.

However, it seems there may be some issues with what OpenSSH can or  
more accurately cannot do over what SSH 3.2.9.1 can/could do.

With SSH I can do have a "ChRootUser" configuration line in my  
sshd2_config, however there does not seem to be an easy way of  
getting the same result from OpenSSH.

Before I get asked why I would want this....
I would like to give my customers the option of having Shell access  
to the server without having to "jail" everything.
And I do not want them poking around (whether everything is tied up  
or not is not the issue, however, piece of mind is).

I'm sure someone will try and explain to me why I don't need to  
ChRoot in SSH, but I want to do it, and with SSH I can. That should  
be enough to find out how to do it with OpenSSH (otherwise I'm stuck  
with SSH, until something comes along)

As an additional note I'm a little reluctant to use the available  
openssh-chroot patch at sourceforge as it seems to implement some  
strange way of doing chroot "./../home/$USER" or something like that  
instead of just leaving "/home/$USER" and it using that for the chroot.

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Thanks,
Richard Secor
rsecor@seqlogic.com