Reindl Harald wrote on Thu, 26 Jun 2014 13:04:21 +0200:
> not true
Don't say it's "not true". ;-) I tried it at least half an hour with all
possible combinations and only the user@* pattern worked. I made
absolutely sure that I restarted the ssh server each time. I know also
pretty well, that I had the same problem at least once some time ago, but
didn't investigate then. As soon as I add a second user and restart the
server I get the error I mentioned earlier.
I've re-checked now after changing some of the config to yours and it
works without the host part. I removed the changes and it is still
working. I'm a bit puzzled. If I hadn't been sure before I wouldn't have
posted.
The only settings that were different from yours were:
> GSSAPIAuthentication no
> GSSAPICleanupCredentials no
> X11Forwarding no
> PermitRootLogin
just PermitRootLogin yes
but, as said, no change there, back and fro, makes a difference, it works
with your and with mine settings.
> AllowGroups root sftp-users apache
not set at all
> DenyUsers apache wwwcron
not set at all
So, whatever, it works now as it should. Thanks, anyway.
Kai
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