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On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 18:15 +0100, jody salt wrote:
> I don't know if its been done already - but it would
> be cool if you could have some sort of fake ssh login
> that would log you in a fake computer system if you
> get the wrong password, you could then have secret
> command (specified in a configuration file) that you
> could use to verify that you have actually logged in
> correctly.
You could possibly log them into a chroot designed to look like the real
system. I'm sure I've seen a PAM module to chroot users on login, so
doing it on a failed login is presumably also possible. You could then
put a shell script somewhere to tell you whether it was the chroot or
not.
Ben
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