Stephen Tait wrote:
> I have a bunch of users that have now been set up to use SSH keys for all
> login purposes; however, they currently have password based auth as well,
> and I'm unsure how to turn it off just for these users
> Is it just a simple matter of deleting the appropriate entries (i.
Stephen Tait <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a bunch of users that have now been set up to use SSH keys
> for all login purposes; however, they currently have password based
> auth as well, and I'm unsure how to turn it off just for these
> users, and googling for it has so far netted me a wh
On Mon, Oct 11, 2004 at 08:03:43PM +0100, Stephen Tait wrote:
> but I'm loathe to do it in case I b0rk the whole system up. And do I need
> to modify shadow and shadow-? I m unsure of how these two files relate to
> one another.
>
If I'm not mistaken, /etc/shadow- is a backup of /etc/shadow befo
On Mon, 2004-10-11 at 20:03 +0100, Stephen Tait wrote:
> This is somewhat tangential to my other thread, which is by-and-large
> sorted now, but I thought it might be worth a repost since it is an
> entirely different problem.
>
> I have a bunch of users that have now been set up to use SSH keys
This is somewhat tangential to my other thread, which is by-and-large
sorted now, but I thought it might be worth a repost since it is an
entirely different problem.
I have a bunch of users that have now been set up to use SSH keys for all
login purposes; however, they currently have password b
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