Could help at work to let users add devices able to access their laptops for instance it seems.
Something maybe like a disabled shell but SFTP access authorized only for seeing and modifying this file.
Related to #35.
I was thinking about only giving sub file configuration write access, to avoid revoking original access but it may be wanted.
Should be able to access `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` through SSH key authentication.
[wiki.archlinux.org: SFTP server#Fixing path for authorized keys (792514)](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=SFTP_chroot&oldid=792514#Fixing_path_for_authorized_keys) may help.
I was thinking about only giving sub file configuration write access, to avoid revoking original access but it may be wanted.
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Could help at work to let users add devices able to access their laptops for instance it seems.
Something maybe like a disabled shell but SFTP access authorized only for seeing and modifying this file.
Related to #35.
Tracked at Benjamin_Loison/openssh/issues/44.
Related to Benjamin_Loison/FileZilla/issues/25.
Should be able to access
~/.ssh/authorized_keysthrough SSH key authentication.wiki.archlinux.org: SFTP server#Fixing path for authorized keys (792514) may help.
I was thinking about only giving sub file configuration write access, to avoid revoking original access but it may be wanted.
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