SSH
This is a discussion about SSH in the Everything Linux category; got any idea how can i logon using SSH but having one password when i logon locally and a different one when i am using ssh but with the same account ? thanks
got any idea how can i logon using SSH but
having one password when i logon locally
and a different one when i am using ssh
but with the same account ?
thanks
having one password when i logon locally
and a different one when i am using ssh
but with the same account ?
thanks
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Jan 20
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I suppose you might be able to mess with the 'pam' configuration
to cause ssh to refer to some other authentication source (like LDAP)
instead of usual/normal authentication data... but _why_ would you want
to do this?
you can generate and make use of crypto keys so you don't have to use
a password at all with ssh... that's one of the ways it's _supposed_
to be used.
to cause ssh to refer to some other authentication source (like LDAP)
instead of usual/normal authentication data... but _why_ would you want
to do this?
you can generate and make use of crypto keys so you don't have to use
a password at all with ssh... that's one of the ways it's _supposed_
to be used.
