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On Saturday 14 October 2006 19:45, Mick wrote: |
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> I have a vhost account with an ISP and he's given me ssh access - which is |
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> nice. However, his /etc/sshd_config is set to allow passwd authentication |
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> rather than public key and there's no ~/.ssh/authorised_keys dir/file in my |
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> home. |
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How does that matter? |
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You should be able to create that yourself. |
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> Is there a way to set up per user sshd login preferences so that some users |
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> can login using say passwd while others use keys only, or is there just one |
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> setting for the whole server through the /etc/sshd_config? I am not sure |
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> how things work in a vhost setup so I though of checking first before I |
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> start asking them silly questions. ;-) |
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ssh doesn't care about vhost |
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And yes you can, the default sshd config comes with an example: |
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# Example of overriding settings on a per-user basis |
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#Match User anoncvs |
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# X11Forwarding no |
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# AllowTcpForwarding no |
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# ForceCommand cvs server |
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