Hello

I knew it's a option but i can't remember where.
I have an user (which site I hosted) and he can (with his user name and pass) come in the server threw ssh. He can't do anything but he can look.
Which file I have to edit to enable him getting in the server threw ssh?

And another question.
I add user like xyxy, and an mail with xyxy@fklsdfj.com is working, how to change that it will work with info@fklsdfj.com to without adding a new user info?

And how to tell the command add user to which domain to add a user, in case having more domains?


thanks
klemen

Check if your firewall allows ssh access on port 22 and check your /etc/hosts.allow and hosts.deny files. And have the ssh deamon running

Add mail aliases in /etc/aliases with an alias and a username which exists on the computer. Mail will be redirected from the alias to the user you specify.

check the firewall with:

iptables -L

look if the port for the ssh is open.

For change the mail in the apache, search the httpd.conf and configure...

The SSH is working OK, because I accessing server threw it.

1.But the basic question is, which file to edit to prevent the new user I added on the server to connect threw ssh?

2. I add a user with new domain, how to add him a mail with his domain name (if I tipe adduser he get the mail with aliases of my first domain on the server)?


thanks for your answers.
klemen