trying to chroot users connecting via ssh

Dear friends at ssh,
I'm trying to chroot my users connecting via ssh (your windows client and/or putty).
I'm running Solaris 2.7.
I supposed (may be wrongly ???) that on Solaris 2.7 the ssh server 3.2.3 may be easily configured for chroot ( just using ChRootUsers in the config file, having run the
ssh-chrootmgr).
Well, I had to hack a little in the script: the hacked line was   userdir=`cat /etc/passwd | egrep "^$user" | sed -n 's/.*:\(.*\):.*/\1/p'` which I had to convert in
  userdir=`ypcat passwd | egrep "^$user" | sed -n 's/.*:\(.*\):.*/\1/p'` as my users' database is in the yellow pages. Then the user directory is found but I got Couldn't find static binaries in $PATH.
I tried to rebuild the ssh server with --enable-static but the answer was the same
Couldn't find static binaries in $PATH.
I tried to read the FAQ but I found no info related to 3.2.3 version. Any help ?
Dario Sermasi Received on Mon Mar 31 12:28:17 2003