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linux:group_login_restriction [2018/05/19 00:42]
clee231 created
linux:group_login_restriction [2021/05/02 21:36] (current)
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-====== access.conf ​======+===== access.conf =====
  
 /​etc/​security/​access.conf /​etc/​security/​access.conf
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 Keep in mind that this file is parsed from top to bottom, so the **ordering of your directives DO MATTER**! Keep in mind that this file is parsed from top to bottom, so the **ordering of your directives DO MATTER**!
  
-===== Giving access to a group =====+===== Giving access to a user/group =====
  
 ''​+ : acmadmin : ALL''​ ''​+ : acmadmin : ALL''​
 +''​+ : (adminGroup) : ALL''​
  
 In this example, we are giving access (''​+''​) to the username ''​acmadmin''​ on ''​ALL''​ access points In this example, we are giving access (''​+''​) to the username ''​acmadmin''​ on ''​ALL''​ access points
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-<WRAP center round todo 60%+<file|/​etc/​security/​access.conf
-Finish me! ++:​root:​ALL 
-</WRAP>++:​acmadmin:​ALL 
 ++:​(wheel):​ALL 
 ++:​(AcmLanAdmins):​ALL 
 +-:ALL:ALL 
 +</file>
  
- +====== ​pam ====== 
-====== ​SSHD ====== +<​code>​auth  ​  ​required pam_access.so</​code>​ 
- +add to /etc/pam.d/system-login
-If your goal is to only restrict access via SSH, you can set the ''​AllowGroups''​ directive in ''​/etc/ssh/​sshd_config''​. +
- +
-<WRAP center round todo 60%> +
-STUB +
-</WRAP>+
  
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