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About LinkBacksDoes anyone know of a quick way to disable SSH/Shell access for all users on the server?
As currently there's only a disable button that I'd have to click for every account that would take up my whole day.
Disable SSH/Shell Access for all users
Does anyone know of a quick way to disable SSH/Shell access for all users on the server?
As currently there's only a disable button that I'd have to click for every account that would take up my whole day.
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Look at the AllowUsers option in sshd_config.
Hello,
In WHM 11.25 under "Manage Shell Access" you now have the option to apply normal, jailed or no shell to all users with one click
Ef Caristo!Originally Posted by gvard
Hello,
In WHM 11.25 under "Manage Shell Access" you now have the option to apply normal, jailed or no shell to all users with one click
What gvard described is correct; in cPanel 11.25 the Account Function "Manage Shell Access" is enhanced to include an option "apply to all" (accounts) when setting normal shell, jailed shell, or disabled shell access. For additional clarification here is the full menu path to access the feature and the applicable documentation:Hello,
In WHM 11.25 under "Manage Shell Access" you now have the option to apply normal, jailed or no shell to all users with one click
WHM: Main >> Account Functions >> Manage Shell Access
Documentation: Manage Shell Access
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Hello all,
i did this and disable shell access for all but again i am getting email alerts for different clients like
can some one advise me on this?Code:Time:Tue Oct 12 15:04:57 2010 +0400 IP: 122.108.xxx.xxx (AU/Australia/c122-108-100-179.sunsh1.vic.optusnet.com.au) Account: emomom Method: password authentication
Hello,
Maybe this login information you receive is not for SSH but for secure FTP (which connects the user via SSH first)?
The e-mail appears to be similar to what may be sent from CSF/LFD (using an e-mail template stored at "/etc/csf/sshalert.txt").
To help determine if the user was accessing SFTP (via SSH), look in the system log file at "/var/log/secure" for an entry that mentions "subsystem request for sftp" that would have been logged at the same time as the entries indicating the account username.
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