That's Fine, But...
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| moopst Jan 02, 2008 8:50 PM EST |
I need to restrict users on Solaris. I've found a solution but it's slightly clunky. I just put no-pty on their key in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys but it doesn't keep them from sftping down authorized_keys, editing it and sending it back. Maybe I can chmod it 400 - oh darn, they can chmod in the interactive commands for sftp. I tried a command=/some/shell/script but it failed to start up the sftp subsystem for normal use of their key. |
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