Disabling get command in SFTP shell

we are currently running openssh-5.2 on Solaris 5.10 server.
Is there a way to restrict the commands in SFTP shell. ex "need to disable get command alone "
is there any option to reconfigure SSH & get achive this
Regards
S.Vijay

in FTP we have an option of cmds_allowed to decided what all commands needs to be allowed or denyed . same way is there option in SSH . What you've described is an application that allows you to enable/disable FTP commands using vsftpd. An application firewall would allow you to do the same for any ftp application and not just one that has it built in.
The same would apply to ssh. If it's a application then it's application specific. If it's a firewall then the firewall blocks it and not the application.
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