Hi,
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 04:33:23PM +0000, Paul Reilly wrote:
> Just wondering....
>> Would there be any way of controlling login services per user?
> ie - users x can only use telnet, user y can only use ssh 1.5
> and users z only ssh2? Any ideas how one might achieve such
> a setup?
>> Also has anyone tried MacOS X - the new NExT based unix
> powering the MacOS? Liam?? Aparantly you can get an X server working on
> it, but haven't had time to try yet.
One (kinda convoluted) way might be to use pam. For example, if you put
the line ...
account required /lib/security/pam_access.so
... into /etc/pam.d/ssh and these lines (and only these lines) into
access.conf ...
+:sshd:ALL
-:ALL:ALL except localhost
...then only folk in the sshd group will be able to log in via ssh. Probably.
All the best,
Wesley.
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