Pakket: restricted-ssh-commands (0.4-1)

Restrict SSH users to a predefined set of commands

restricted-ssh-commands is intended to be called by SSH to restrict a user to only run specific commands. A list of allowed regular expressions can be configured in /etc/restricted-ssh-commands/. The requested command has to match at least one regular expression. Otherwise it will be rejected.

restricted-ssh-commands is useful to grant restricted access via SSH to do certain task. For example, it could allow a user to upload a Debian packages via scp and run reprepro processincoming.

Create a configuration file in /etc/restricted-ssh-commands/ and add following line to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys to use it

   command="/usr/lib/restricted-ssh-commands",no-port-forwarding,
   no-X11-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,no-pty ssh-rsa [...]

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