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    The document discusses configuring vsftpd to allow users with no shell or a /bin/false shell to log in. It explains that by default, vsftpd uses PAM authentication which only allows logins for users with valid shells. To enable users with no shell to login via FTP, one can comment out the "auth required pam_shells.so" line in the /etc/pam.d/vsftpd file. Adding a user with useradd and assigning /bin/false as their shell will prevent them from logging into the system directly but allow FTP access when this PAM configuration is changed.

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    The document discusses configuring vsftpd to allow users with no shell or a /bin/false shell to log in. It explains that by default, vsftpd uses PAM authentication which only allows logins for users with valid shells. To enable users with no shell to login via FTP, one can comment out the "auth required pam_shells.so" line in the /etc/pam.d/vsftpd file. Adding a user with useradd and assigning /bin/false as their shell will prevent them from logging into the system directly but allow FTP access when this PAM configuration is changed.

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    The document discusses configuring vsftpd to allow users with no shell or a /bin/false shell to log in. It explains that by default, vsftpd uses PAM authentication which only allows logins for users with valid shells. To enable users with no shell to login via FTP, one can comment out the "auth required pam_shells.so" line in the /etc/pam.d/vsftpd file. Adding a user with useradd and assigning /bin/false as their shell will prevent them from logging into the system directly but allow FTP access when this PAM configuration is changed.

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    write_enable=YES

    useradd userftp -p '123456' -d /var/tmp/uerftp -s /bin/false

    Users with /bin/false shell to login on vsftpd


    In Networking by Halil Demirezen over 6 years ago 0 Comment

    With default configuration of vsftp (vsftpd.conf under /etc) users with no shell
    or /bin/false shell are not able to login vsftpd ftp server. This is
    because vsftpd.conf includes such a line to enable pam module.
    pam_service_name=vsftpd

    This line points to which pam service name will be applied. Pam configuration related to
    vsftpd is then /etc/pam.d/vsftpd .
    This pam file contains a file such as:
    auth required

    pam_shells.so

    This means basically only the users who have valid shells will be authenticated. Setting
    the shell to /bin/false of a user simply means that this user will not be able to login the
    system via vsftpd. (ftp service).
    To enable users with no valid shell to login the ftp server, commenting out this line
    in /etc/pam.d/vsftpdfile will be sufficient.
    Command ftp client
    !pwd : xem duong dan thu muc tren may local

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