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Yes, he's correct that you can use the AllowUsers, AllowGroups, DenyUsers, and DenyGroups in the sshd_config to define access lists; however, there is no directive to define them as sftp/scp only.
i was wondering how i can give a user SCP access (or sftp ) via WIN SCP but not allow them to login and use a shell via putty.
Place a AllowUsers directive in sshd_config. This will allow the user to scp/ftp but not allow them to login via putty. However, if sopiaz allows telnet login that's a different story. Either way, sopiaz should not have a telnet daemon running as it is very insecure.
Just giving him more information than necessary. Just letting him know in case he does run a telnet daemon. Sorry for placing something a little something off the subject.
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