On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 16:07:24 -0800
"Kevin O'Gorman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed into the bitstream:
> Nobody has mentioned it, but there's a real danger that you could wind
> up unable to administer your system. This is particularly true because
> the original question referred to the root user.
True. If you only want one console, use NetWare. ;-)
On Fri, 2002-01-04 at 16:07, Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
> Nobody has mentioned it, but there's a real danger that you could wind
> up unable to administer your system. This is particularly true because
> the original question referred to the root
Nobody has mentioned it, but there's a real danger that you could wind
up unable to administer your system. This is particularly true because
the original question referred to the root user.
Suppose something goes wrong with the on allowed root connection. What
then? You could even find yourse
Federico Voges babbled on about:
> Hi,
>
> pam_limits???
sweet! so pam has a use after all ;)
thanks
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Since login is run by inetd, you could configure tcpwrappers to run a script
to check if the user is already logged on, perhaps.
Joel
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A possibly far less complicated solution (although along the same lines)
is to just have the shell in /etc/passwd changed to /bin/false (or
something equally useless) each time a person logs in, and then changed
back to /bin/bash when they log out. The only problem with this is it
could all go ba
--- Douglas J Hunley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> anyone know of any hacks/methods/etc to limit a particular userid to
> only one
> login at a time?
>
> i.e. admin #1 logs in as root to do something, meanwhile admin #2
> sshes into
> machine as root to do something, but is not allowed to log in
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Hi,
pam_limits???
README.pam_limits from eServ
2.3.1:
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pam_limits module:
Imposing user limits on login.
THEORY OF OPERATION:
First, make a root-only-read
On Friday 04 January 2002 12:17 pm, Douglas J Hunley wrote :
> anyone know of any hacks/methods/etc to limit a particular userid to only
> one login at a time?
>
> i.e. admin #1 logs in as root to do something, meanwhile admin #2 sshes
> into machine as root to do something, but is not allowed to
anyone know of any hacks/methods/etc to limit a particular userid to only one
login at a time?
i.e. admin #1 logs in as root to do something, meanwhile admin #2 sshes into
machine as root to do something, but is not allowed to log in.
just trying to keep people from tripping over each other ;)
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