3 Sep
2015
3 Sep
'15
3:49 p.m.
On Thu, Sep 03, 2015 at 04:42:27PM +0100, Murray Crane wrote:
Hi all,
Hoping to crowdsource your knowledge.
In Ubuntu/Debian, is it possible to set up the www-data user with SSH
access (for development purposes; read/write to the web server document
root) but not "shell access" otherwise?
The SSH will be pub-key only, but I already know how to do such things (to
avoid obvious "do it key only" suggestions).
Kind regards
There's a project called scponly that you can use to set this
up. You set it as the login shell for the account, and it implements
the absolute minimum that a shell needs to do to support scp, without
giving any kind of interactive access.
Hugo.
Murray Crane
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