Ted wrote:
> Now I know I can do a Match pattern on User with PasswordAuthentication.
You can also Match a group which will be useful if you wish to disable
password authentication for more than one user now or to leave the
option open in the future.
/Lars
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 11:35 AM, Nicholas Marriott
wrote:
> sshd_config(5), look at "Match".
That's what I was missing. Was reading over that and my mind was
reading match for Host or Address only.
Now I know I can do a Match pattern on User with PasswordAuthentication.
Thanks Nicholas and Eugene
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Eugene Yunak wrote:
> You can use per user rules in sshd_config, just read the man page.
I've read the man page a number of times, and didn't see that. The
closest thing was is "AllowUsers", but this is for enabling and
disabling logins per user, not limiting a u
sshd_config(5), look at "Match".
You may also want to look at command= in sshd(8).
And of course you can always set an impossible password hash to prevent
password logins...
On Tue, Jan 05, 2010 at 11:18:39AM +1100, Ted wrote:
> Had a quick google and search or marc, but came up with no answers
2010/1/5 Ted :
> Had a quick google and search or marc, but came up with no answers.
>
> Is it possible to disable password based logins per user (like with
> the adduser --disabled-password in linux) on OpenBSD, and therefore
> have the user only use SSH Keys? I'm aware of the sshd_config setting
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