Re: Radius/pop email
Old Man (oldman@mitec.net)
Fri, 28 Feb 1997 17:05:37 -0600 (CST)
On Fri, 28 Feb 1997, Robert Hiltibidal wrote:
> Hmm... If I understand you corrrectly the customer has the ability to log
> into the portmaster but not into the server itself, except for mail...
> We're running bsdi unix 2.1 so this will work for most flavors of unix.
> I'm not an nt person....yet.
> What we did was set the login shell in the password file to /dev/null, you
> could set it to /nologin what this does is deny the customer ftp rights as
> well as a login shell. In the persons home directory you could set the
> .login file with a logout command, give the person r_xr_xr_x permissions
> and give them a csh, tcsh, bsh, ksh to give them ftp rights. Useful for
> personal web pages. Make sure the system umask is set to 022 if you do this.
> Note that this does not affect radius at all. Its strictly on how you
> configure/design your server setup.
Anyone figure out a way to do this without creating a UNIX shell account,
but having the popd server authenticate using radius (users file) and
having the mail spool in a nonstandard location?