I'll make this short and hopefully I make sense. Im trying to give a user ssh access, but, he/she must only be able to access /opt and the few subdirectories that live under it. However, here's where it gets tricky, I understand that if they are chrooted in /opt the other directories in there that aren't owned by root wont be accessible. That's a problem for me cause living inside there is /opt/Pentaho which you guessed it, is owned by the pentaho user and when you chown root:root that directory brings our Pentaho app to a grinding halt obviously. SO, is there a way for me to restrict an SSH user to /opt and be able to read and write files within the /opt/Pentaho directory or have I just lost my mind? Any insight would be great, thanks! 
Chroot Users to /opt and subdirectories
linux;ssh;chroot;jails