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lshell is a shell coded in Python, that lets you restrict a user's environment to limited sets of commands, choose to enable/disable any command over SSH (e.g. SCP, SFTP, rsync, etc.), log user's commands, implement timing restriction, and more.
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Run lshell on CentOS 6.7 #111

Closed zarr12steven closed 9 years ago

zarr12steven commented 9 years ago

Environment: CentOS 6.7 Run lshell version: lshell-0.9.14 - Limited Shell

Q1: When I comment #forbidden, and user login the server show below

ERROR: Missing parameter 'forbidden'
ERROR: Add it in the in the [foo] or [default] section of conf file.

Q2: When I change lshell.conf, how to reload the config to effect already login user ? I try it arleady, but it's not work, the user have to logout, and login again, Have any other way can to do this ?

ghantoos commented 9 years ago

Q1: When I comment #forbidden, and user login the server show below

ERROR: Missing parameter 'forbidden' ERROR: Add it in the in the [foo] or [default] section of conf file.

forbidden is a mandatory parameter. You can just set it to [].

*Q2: When I change lshell.conf, how to reload the config to effect already

login user ? I try it arleady, but it's not work, the user have to logout, and login again, Have any other way can to do this ?*

This use to work in version 0.9.15 (I believe). I will check it out, but this feature is not included in the version you are using.