KLUDGE: I noticed that during the scp operation, with bash as the shell,
a new shell is not spawned. If a user ssh's into the box, a new shell
is spawned. Put "exit" in ~/.bash_profile - as soon as they log in,
they log out.
Hopefully, there is a better solution, but this one works. Let us know
how you proceed.
George
Matt Alexander wrote:
>
> I'm trying to configure a box so people can scp files to it, but can't
> actually ssh in. I created a script named scpsh with this in it:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> #
> exec /usr/bin/scp -t $HOME
>
> Then I added scpsh to /etc/shells and made it their shell in /etc/passwd.
> So now users can use scp to copy files over just fine, but when they try
> to ssh, it sits there until they hit a key, at which point they get:
>
> scp: protocol error: unexpected <newline>
> Connection to 1.2.3.4 closed.
>
> Is this the best way to handle this? Is there a better way that anyone
> knows of?
> Thanks,
> ~M
>
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