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From: Maxim Kozin <madmax@express.ru>
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Subject: Re: openssh-portable and s/key passwords
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> Could you try creating the tty* and possibly the pty* device nodes in
> the chroot environment's /dev?
Yes, but nothing changes, "unknown type: 24".

p.s.
 imho, name "empty" in case of use PAM is incorrect.
 May be change to "ssh_chroot"  ?

b.r.
  Kozin Maxim


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