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| How do you allow different users to access your NAS with SSH? | How do you allow different users to access your NAS with SSH? | ||
| - | Use the NAS web-interface to add a user (test in this case) to the device. | + | Use the NAS web-interface to add a user (**test** in this case) to the device. |
| if you type at the prompt: ''cat /etc/passwd'' | if you type at the prompt: ''cat /etc/passwd'' | ||
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| ''test:x:504:504:Linux User,,,:/home/ftp:/bin/sh'' | ''test:x:504:504:Linux User,,,:/home/ftp:/bin/sh'' | ||
| - | The problem is that the path for the bash is not correct: '':/bin/sh'' should be ''/ffp/bin/sh'', the same as with the root account. | + | The problem is that the path for the Shell sh or bash is not correct: '':/bin/sh'' should be ''/ffp/bin/sh'', the same as with the root account. |
| - | use vi to edit ''vi /etc/passwd'' the file. | + | |
| - | Next use the command ''pwconv'' and ''store-passwd.sh'' to commit the changes to the passwd file and the shadow file. | + | ''usermod -s /ffp/bin/sh **test**'' or ''chsh -s /ffp/bin/sh **test**'' should work. |
| - | For use with SSH-keys the NAS lacks space for storing the .ssh folder. | + | Use ''store-passwd.sh'' to commit the changes to the NAS. |
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| + | For use with SSH-keys the NAS lacks space for storing the .ssh folder. [[howto:changehomedir]] explains how to change the home directory, so enough space for pleny of ssh keys is possible. | ||
