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  • October 15, 2003 at 10:03 pm #356626
    alxknt
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    what do i have to do to allow ssh access for an account on my server ?

    my account (an admin account) on my osx10.1server is able to connect via ssh for terminal and vnc connections.

    i need to enable terminal access for another user.

    i was under the impression that all users could connect via ssh, but now i seem to be unable to connect via any other account (either new or existing, admin or not).

    where is list of who is allowed to ssh ?

    thanks!

    October 15, 2003 at 10:31 pm #356628
    alxknt
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    doh!

    figured it out. mm, i couldn’t connect from the other users as they had no default Login Shell.

    pity it doesn’t give you a more useful error message (ssh just reported bad password and wouldn’t connect).

    thanks anyways.

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