On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 6:02 PM, G. G. <gwartney@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> One of my unfortunate users decided to put a slash at the end of his
> username "username/". Is there any way to use ssh to specify that the slash
> is part of the username? I've tried every combination of escape characters
> that I can think of but sshd always removes the slash.
I just built stock openssh-5.5p1's on a recent Fedora, and sshd actually
accepts it if you manually edit /etc/{passwd,shadow}, both with and without
PAM enabled.
$ ssh -p 2022 -l "testuser/" localhost
Password:
[...]
USER=testuser/
LOGNAME=testuser/
Sorry, but whatever the problem is, it's not in the stock sshd. There may
be some modification in the sshd, or it could be some other problem.
--
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