It would be useful if someone could pick this up as an action.
We would like to restrict root logins via rlogin=false, yet still
permit command excecution via ssh as the root user.
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We're running AIX 5.3 in our enviroment with OpenSSH
3.8.1p1. If any user has a user attribute of rlogin=false,
you cannot perform any scp/ssh function. changing the value
to true is against our security guidelines. There is a
serious need to allow for scp to work for those users that
have rlogin=false defined.
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On Openssh-4.3p2 which has beed uploaded on Sourceforge works for for scp. i.e rlogin = false still allows scp. We will add the same for ssh in our next release of openssh which is going to be released in November 2007.
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Are you talking about remote command execution as
"superuser(root)" or as a normal user.. or both.
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I too would like to see this. We need it for all users.
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I too would like to see this. We need it for all users.
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I too would like to see this. We need it for all users.
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I too would like to see this. We need it for all users.
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I would need this for both, root users and normal users
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It would be useful if someone could pick this up as an action.
We would like to restrict root logins via rlogin=false, yet still
permit command excecution via ssh as the root user.
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We're running AIX 5.3 in our enviroment with OpenSSH
3.8.1p1. If any user has a user attribute of rlogin=false,
you cannot perform any scp/ssh function. changing the value
to true is against our security guidelines. There is a
serious need to allow for scp to work for those users that
have rlogin=false defined.
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Rather than go this route, why not have an additional
definition in /etc/security/user like :
slogin = <true|false>
have this along with rlogin = <true|false> so that we
admins can choose to disallow rlogins except for ssh.
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Getting this thing to work on AIX (or 4.6/7) anytime in this century would be nice
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Hi,
On Openssh-4.3p2 which has beed uploaded on Sourceforge works for for scp. i.e rlogin = false still allows scp. We will add the same for ssh in our next release of openssh which is going to be released in November 2007.
Thanks