Re: Different Authentication meathods for Different users
- From: "Richard E. Silverman" <res@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Apr 2006 22:45:46 -0400
"dstew" == dstew <dstew@xxxxxxxx> writes:
dstew> We currently are running ssh.com's sshd2 server and the Allowed
dstew> Authorization's are publickey and password. Is there a way to
dstew> make a group of users only have publickey, and the rest of the
dstew> users still keep the default?
dstew> Thanks for any help,
sshd2(8)
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UserSpecificConfig
As HostSpecificConfig, but these configuration files are read later, when the user-
name that the client is trying to log in as is known. Also the range of configura-
tion options available is smaller, due to the fact that they would not make sense
in these files. You can use patterns of form "user[%group][@host]", where the pat-
tern user is matched with the username and UID, group is matched with the user's
primary and any secondary groups, both group name and GID, and host is matched as
described under option AllowHosts. See sshd2_subconfig(5) for more thorough docu-
mentation on what you can set in this subconfiguration file.
....
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Richard Silverman
res@xxxxxxxx
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