cannot pass char *** as parameter

It's easy to see the tasks to be done here. Read a list of files and pass it to another function. Why doesn't this work. When I try to store the filename in a local char** it works fine, but I can't send it back via a pointer. gives segmentation fault.

int main(){
    char** fileList;
    int noOfFiles;
    char* path = ".";
    makeList(&fileList, &noOfFiles, path); 
    return 0;
}

void makeList(char ***fileList, int* noOfFiles, char* path){
    struct dirent **fileListTemp;
    *noOfFiles = scandir(path, &fileListTemp, NULL, alphasort);
    int i;
    fileList = malloc(sizeof(char***));
    *fileList = malloc(sizeof(char**));
    printf("total: %d files",*noOfFiles);
    for(i = 0; i < *noOfFiles; i++){
        printf("%s\n",fileListTemp[i] -> d_name);   //works just fine
    }

    *fileList = malloc(*noOfFiles * sizeof(char*));
    for(i=0; i < *noOfFiles; i++){
        //*fileList[i] = fileListTemp[i] -> d_name;   this didn't work either...
        strcpy(*fileList[i], fileListTemp[i]->d_name);
        printf("%s\n", *fileList[i]);
    }
    //fileList = &list;
    return;
}

Segmentation fault always... and no hope of printing out fileList from main()