Ok, I can deal with that. However, is there a way to kill SSH for choftp
user? I guess I am asking is there a way to limit the users that have SSH
access?
FTP has an /etc/ftpusers file, and everyone in the file cannot have ftp
access. Is there something similar in ssh? Thanks for all your help.
> if choftp's shell is /bin/false there is no way for it even open an ftp
> connection. it needs at least /bin/sh to connect to the ftp daemon an
> run stuff like "ls" and "get".
>
> On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Choman wrote:
>
>> Hey all, I've been poking around sshd and sftp-server man pages, but I
>> can't seem to find what I'm looking for. Basically, I would like to
>> limit ssh access to only 1 user on my machine (choman), and sftp
>> access to another user on my machine (choftp). However, choftp is
>> running /bin/false as a shell, and I would like to keep it like that.
>> choman is a normal user, but I'm pretty much setting choftp as an ftp
>> only user. Thanks for any help!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Like the man said, reading man pages is a skill.
>> > man man
>>
>>
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