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- nonhocapito
Access to root files when SSH root access is disabled
I have disabled root access to SSH, which has also disabled direct access to root FTP.
There is one user who is on the wheel group and can access root via SSH, using
Via SFTP, however (using SSH Keys via Pageant), this happens: the same user has access to all the files, without entering any
So, I was wondering:
Is there a way for WinSCP to temporarily give that user the ability to edit root files? Much the same way we do with
There is one user who is on the wheel group and can access root via SSH, using
su and modify/delete/create files.
Via SFTP, however (using SSH Keys via Pageant), this happens: the same user has access to all the files, without entering any
su credential, but of course cannot modify them.
So, I was wondering:
Is there a way for WinSCP to temporarily give that user the ability to edit root files? Much the same way we do with
su via SSH?