For, um, historic reasons, we have a C program for HPUX which accepts telnet connections, and runs a home-grown REPL that restricts the commands available.
Rather than port this code to Linux, I'd like to get effectively the same functionality using standard tools.
Simple, you say - just make a user with bash --restricted as its default shell.
However we want the restricted shell to have an effective userid of "user1", and for it to be accessible without a password. Meanwhile we'd like "user1" to behave normally when accessed in the conventional manner.
I think it would be OK -- desirable even -- if SSH was the comms protocol instead of telnet.
Any ideas?
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