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UGU: Unix Guru Universe - Unix Tip #4116- May 19, 2012
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Unix Tip #4116- May 19, 2012
KEEP THE USERS OFF WITH NOLOGIN
There is a way to disable any new login attempts into a
system. This can be achieved by simply creating a file
called /etc/nologin.
It can have a null file size or a message can be
placed into the file informing the status of the
system. If a user attempts to login remotely, a
message will display with contents of the
/etc/nologin file, and then disconnect the user.
However, ftp connections are not affected by this, if
ftpd is running.
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by various unix admins around the globe. UGU suggest you read and
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production.
LAST 5 TIPS
4115
- KILL A USER, IN THE UNIX SENSE
4114
- JUST THE DIRECTORIES
4113
- LOCK THAT FILE DOWN
4112
- UMOUNT BUSY DEVICES
4111
- UPGRADING OPERATING SYSTEMS
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