Access control with access.conf file
Question about the /etc/security/access.conf file...
I was thinking about only allowing acces to the group sysadmins to this server... The entry would look like... Code:
+ : @sysadmins : ALL in other words...should my entry look like this... Code:
+ : @sysadmins : ALL -C |
Hi,
I think that you have to define the deny to all rule in access.conf the line should be: -:ALL: ALL EXCEPT LOCAL (This allows local connections from the same host) Best regards, |
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As mentioned, you can use the EXCEPT operator to squeeze the two rules into one. (Although, IMO, it makes the ruleset harder to read. Just depends on how your brain works.) |
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Question about "squeezing the two rules"... does the EXCEPT LOCAL keyword include LDAP logins? -C |
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