>> I believe you can do something like this in hosts.deny
>>
>> in.telnetd:username@hostname
>>
>> That,or something close to that, should deny just that user. I'll give it a
>> quick try here and apologize if I find I was wrong :) Good luck
>>
> Ugh.. Its not very useful, It can't get the username from the connection as
> far as I can tell. The functionality is there, just not the information to
> match the username against. Only other thing I can say is to set their
> login shell to /bin/false. That should do the trick, and leave the rest
> intact.
I'm coming in the middle of this thread - so pardon me if I'm waaaaaaay off.
How about using PAM?
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