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* Fri, Nov 22, 2002 at 10:47:37AM -0500, epike@isinet.com wrote:
> however I'm still puzzled for how to make the sshd
> server prompt for specific users and not even prompt
> for another group of users and force that group to use
> public key authentication--the control should be
> on the server side. My objective is to create
> a remote@host account with no valid password
> but reachable only by public key, where the server
> doesnt even prompt for password if thats possible.
> but for that user only.
The server may still prompt for a password but if you lock the
password they can never authenticate. 'passwd -l <username>'
I believe they should still be able to access the account via the
public key authentication.
>
> i even tried using /sbin/nologin as shell for
> remote@host and that doesnt work either (account
> couldnt launch in need of a shell).
>
> i'm now testing with AllowUsers
> and DenyUsers and can't seem to make it work the
> way i want to..
>
> thanks..i'm continuing my reading/research and will post
> back if i find something interesting.
>
> e pike
>
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Kevin D. McAllister
kevin@mcallister.ws
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