Hi Chris,
I created a tunnel user account and set /bin/false as its shell. On
the client I launch ssh with the -N option and that does the trick for
me. If you attempt to connect without the -N option you are
immediately logged out.
cheers
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Delio
On 22/05/2009, at 11:56 AM, chris bayle
On Fri, 2009-05-22 at 11:56 +1200, chris bayley wrote:
> I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account exists
> purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels. There is
> no requirement for an interactive shell on the host machine. What then I
> can I specify as
On Fri, 2009-05-22 at 13:57 +1200, chris bayley wrote:
> chris bayley wrote:
> > Hi bods,
> >
> > I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account
> > exists purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels.
> > There is no requirement for an interactive shell on the h
chris bayley wrote:
Hi bods,
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account
exists purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels.
There is no requirement for an interactive shell on the host machine.
What then I can I specify as the guest accounts shell ???
I
Craig Falconer wrote:
chsh username /bin/false
Will that allow ssh tunnels still ?
chris bayley wrote, On 22/05/09 11:58:
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account
exists purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels.
There is no requirement for an inter
chsh username /bin/false
Will that allow ssh tunnels still ?
chris bayley wrote, On 22/05/09 11:58:
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account exists
purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels. There is
no requirement for an interactive shell on the hos
Hi bods,
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account exists
purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels. There is
no requirement for an interactive shell on the host machine. What then I
can I specify as the guest accounts shell ???
I have noted various 'r
On Fri, 2009-05-22 at 09:52 +1200, Jim Cheetham wrote:
> In recent years, pretty much the sole use of the CLUG wiki has been to
> keep track of meetings and sometimes resources for those meetings.
>
> Given that meetings are currently on a significant hiatus, and that
> the bulk of the technical c
In recent years, pretty much the sole use of the CLUG wiki has been to
keep track of meetings and sometimes resources for those meetings.
Given that meetings are currently on a significant hiatus, and that
the bulk of the technical content of the CLUG wiki is already on
wiki.linux.net.nz[1], I'm p
> well as using EdUbuntu rather than windows.
Hmm - edubuntu. Is St Margaret's not eligible for Government support?
I understood schools could get support for SUSE paid for by the
Ministry of Education. I suppose St Margarets is still private?
But anyway, are you using any of the server stuff fro
Thanks to everyone who emailed advise and suggestions!
The VNC was too slow (great to help people remotely but not fast enough to
project a movie to a class).
Running X remotely, although VERY interesting and having many
possibilities (as well as being fun!), it was just too weird for a
classroo
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