AW: Restict login to keyfile
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Date: 01/21/03
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Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 16:56:58 +0100 From: "openssh" <Openssh@lists.netways.de> To: <richardo@start-global.com>
>PermitRootLogin no # I don't allow direct root logins
>RSAAuthentication yes # this allows the key authetication
>PubKeyAuthentication yes # I think this is for newer
>versions of openSSH (3.5p1)
>PasswordAuthenticaiton no # this makes sure
>that no-one can
>log on using a password, ie they *need* a key setup
This is also the ways I do, but nevertheless I want both, but permit
only certain users not to use the passwordauth
Meaning :
I have one user who logs on from outside via password, and one which
should only be allowd to log with keyfile but not with password. More or
less mixed ....
I thought there was a setting in passwd or pam.d ??
Any ideas
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