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## Dependencies
- Apache
- A reserved IP
- A reserved or static IP
- Any modern browser capable of setting a custom home page
## Creation Notes
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Apache's function is to serve a static HTML page, acting as the Intranet
Said container was given a bridged IP and granted a DHCP reservation for continuous availability and ease of management
The container was given a bridged IP and granted a DHCP reservation allowing centralized management
Apache and LXC containerization were chosen due to their extremely low resource requirement
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After this I created a "jailed user" as detailed in my [BashDDNS page](https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/BashDDNS)
Essentially it is a restricted user who's only function and ability is to transfer files to a singular directory via SCP
For a brief explanation, a jailed user is a restricted user who's only ability and purpose is to transfer files to a singular directory via SCP
With their own SSH key, restricted SSH permissions, no login shell and a modified chroot directory limiting system visability
A jailed user has their own dedicated SSH key, restricted SSH permissions, no login shell and a modified chroot directory limiting system visibility
After this I created a function within my .bashrc file as follows:
After this, I created a function within my .bashrc file as follows:
``` bash
send2intra() {