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OpenSSH
For locking down which users may or may not access the server you will want to look into one, or more, of the following directives:
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We will want to see a 0 following the ``echo $? command.Otherwise we should also see an error stating what the erroneous data is: sshd_config: line 112: Bad configuration option: allowuser sshd_config: terminating, 1 bad configuration options After verification we will simply need to restart sshd.This can be performed via many different methods, for which we will assume a sysv-compatible system: /etc/init.d/sshd restart Make sure to not disconnect your ssh session but create a new one as a just incase. Verify that you can perform any required actions with this user(eg: su into root if you are not allowing root logins.)
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