hi,
> Restricting administrative logins (I assume you mean that root should
SSH1 has the "ALLOWUSER, ALLOWGROUP, DENYUSER
DENYGROUP" directives in it's config. but these seem to have been dropped out
of SSH2. These were followed by a list of usernames or groups, and only were
in addition to any other authenication (eg. valid password,username+valid group).
anyone know why these were dropped. They seemed like they can be handy features.
Creating a /etc/nologin file was the only way I could get SSH2 to restrict
login to root only .
later,
kervin
