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Subject: restricting certain users to certain things (pam?)
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I have a requirement to restrict certain users to logging in in
certain ways.  For example, some users can ftp, others can ftp, ssh,
and get a shell, other users can relay mail using auth login.

I am pretty sure I can do this though pam.conf.  Has anyone actually
done this?  Can someone slide me some examples?