I want to only allow members of certain group(s) to be able to log in.
Googling has led me to results about PAM entries, SSSD entries, /etc/security/access.conf... but nothing works for the console. No matter what I do, I can always log in with any user.
Restrict access to group(s)?
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gerald_clark
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Re: Restrict access to group(s)?
Disable login for the users that don't belong to the group.
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hunter86_bg
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Re: Restrict access to group(s)?
Are all users logging in remotely (ssh) or there are still users logging in via the console ?
If it's ssh - there are several directives that can restrict which users can login (including the root user).If it's local access - then you have to do the pam tweaking.
If it's ssh - there are several directives that can restrict which users can login (including the root user).If it's local access - then you have to do the pam tweaking.