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I currently use ssh and scponly to restrict users to file transfers
only, with authentication currently carried out using passwords.
However, I was wondering whether it is possible to specify an
alternative shell depending upon the user and authentication method
used. For example, if using public key authentication I would like
certain users (especially me!) to be able to invoke a bash shell -
however, for all other authentication methods and all other users I
would like it to default to scponly.
I've tried adding an entry to the authorized_keys file specifying
/bin/bash, but this just lead to ssh using scponly as the shell to
invoke bash - which obviously didn't achieve the desired affect!
Many thanks,
Ben
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