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Manual SSH accounts - Esni - 04-16-2007 11:33 PM
Hi,
Is it possible to manually create a user to the unix with username vuxxxx and group www-data.
Does this work without problems with the vuxxxx:www-data user/group that vhcs uses?
RE: Manual SSH accounts - ephigenie - 04-16-2007 11:46 PM
One user may have more than one group...
for ssh + sftp/scp + chroot look here :
http://www.isp-control.net/ispcp/wiki/chroot_wrapper_skript
I'd recommend you not to use ssh without chroot!
RE: Manual SSH accounts - hamerr - 04-25-2007 06:44 AM
ephigenie Wrote:One user may have more than one group...
for ssh + sftp/scp + chroot look here :
http://www.isp-control.net/ispcp/wiki/chroot_wrapper_skript
I'd recommend you not to use ssh without chroot!
Ok i`ve uploaded the script that I use and it works perfect but where,how to add it to the ispcp system for auto-creation of the user ?
RE: Manual SSH accounts - raphael - 04-25-2007 08:38 AM
For security reasons I don't recommend you making any domain-owner part of the www-data group. But if you use it in a private server where only people who you really trust and who doesn't have any need of stealing other users info, you can do that.
RE: Manual SSH accounts - hamerr - 04-25-2007 03:31 PM
raphael Wrote:For security reasons I don't recommend you making any domain-owner part of the www-data group. But if you use it in a private server where only people who you really trust and who doesn't have any need of stealing other users info, you can do that.
The system creates a vu2001 with group vu2001.where to add the script to create a user "testuser" with the same group ? So is there a way or not ?
RE: Manual SSH accounts - raphael - 04-26-2007 08:04 AM
What I'm saying is that the group www-data shouldn't be used at all for domain users.
If you want to create a user who has access to a same group, just use --groups GROUP1,GROUP2 when calling useradd and passing a list of extra groups, or, if you want it to belong only to that group, use --gid GROUP
for more information check man useradd(8)