On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 01:10:14PM -0800, tony mancill wrote: > On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Moses Moore wrote: > > > I've got a server behind a firewall that users want to transfer files > > to-from. scp isn't an option because ssh is being port-forwarded to a > > machine that isn't the fileserver. ftp would be nice, but ftp sends > > passwords in cleartext. > > I would recommend just running sshd on multiple ports and use scp. Just > add an additional "Port 24" (or whatever port # you want to use and is not > used by another service and not being forwarded) to /etc/ssh/sshd_config > and restart ssh. Have your users use "scp -P <port>" - or even alias this > for them if they have problems remembering. A question on almost the same topic: is there a way of setting up sshd so that ONLY the scp command would be allowed and not, for example,
ssh server_host do_nasty stuff ? I know that one can set up the keys in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (man sshd(8)) to execute only one command (scp, for example), but I believe that command line arguments are ignored, so scp would not work. -- Erik Rossen ^ OpenPGP key: 2935D0B9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] /e\ "Use GnuPG, see the http://www.multimania.com/rossen --- black helicopters."
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