[Help] TOS 6.0648 F6-424 Max SSh config
Posted: 10 Mar 2025, 11:05
My question is about /etc/ssh/sshd_config
AllowUsers MY_SUPERUSER_NAME
I created an admin user as superuser and it appears in this field. I want to do rsync over ssh to another NAS, especially if the superuser password is exchanged. So, I would like to create a special user such as backup_user, for example. But, edits of AllowUsers are overwritten upon ssh restart, and set back to just the superuser. Obviously it comes from some other file.
It looks like only the superuser is allowed, unlike in most openSSH installations.
Is there another ssh service file that can be edited? /etc/init.d/ssh_service does not seem to exist on this system, unlike the one referred to in other posts.
AllowUsers MY_SUPERUSER_NAME
I created an admin user as superuser and it appears in this field. I want to do rsync over ssh to another NAS, especially if the superuser password is exchanged. So, I would like to create a special user such as backup_user, for example. But, edits of AllowUsers are overwritten upon ssh restart, and set back to just the superuser. Obviously it comes from some other file.
It looks like only the superuser is allowed, unlike in most openSSH installations.
Is there another ssh service file that can be edited? /etc/init.d/ssh_service does not seem to exist on this system, unlike the one referred to in other posts.