From: William Geldhof (william.geldhof@nss.be)
Date: Mon Aug 26 2002 - 04:23:54 EDT
Thanks to both
Kacem
John Elser
John : You should be able to put code in the /etc/profile file that simply
checks to see if someone is on your network. You can do a "who am i" and
get their IP address and restrict outside users access to your system.
Kacem : try a tcpwrapper and edit
/etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow to allow and deny services like
telenet rsh ..
in your sshd_config you can allow login for External users with
AllowUsers or AllowGroups options
For logout you can use a cronjob to change the sshd_config file and send
a HUP signal to sshd and
to logout the external users
I will go for Kacem : People who are having the same issue to deal with try
http://www.geocities.com/danilody/standard/ssh.html.
william
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