Finn-Arne Johansen skrev:
use AllowUser(s) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
something like
AllowUsers [EMAIL PROTECTED] nx [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you Finn Arne, this seems to be what I am looking for.
However, I now have this:
AllowUsers [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] nx [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It doesn't seem to work. I log in as root via ssh, and try to do ssh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I can not login. When I comment out the line above, it
works again. So it would seem that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not recognized. Is
there more to add in sshd_config.
When a user logs in, it logs in as user nx, then the nxuser logs in as
the real user using ssh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Which will fit our wishes perfectly if the ssh-rule above kicked in...
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