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hi,
I am using fedora5. I was wondering if it is possible to select allow/disable users to do ssh from remote PC.
If so, let tell me how to do it. I would be very thankful.
If you don't have many users, you could use the AllowUsers directive in your sshd_config file. Only users listed in AllowUsers are allowed SSH access. If you have a lot of users, there is an AllowGroups directive as well and you could do it on the basis of groups.
If you look through man sshd_config you'll find the fine details.
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