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Optional mandatory locking

Optional mandatory locking

Posted Dec 22, 2015 12:55 UTC (Tue) by oldtomas (guest, #72579)
In reply to: Optional mandatory locking by nix
Parent article: Optional mandatory locking

> A subsystem is just a process whose stdin/stdout/stderr get transparently connected to an SSH stream

So my hunch was right, thanks for clarifying that (gotta love the Unix Way :-)

> It can be more appealing than authorized_keys commands in some situations ([...] without frotzing with all their authorized_keys files)

The authorized_keys part serves a different and highly complementary purpose: if you want different clients to do different things depending on their identity (authentification + authorization). The possibility of "hooking in" is just a side-effect.

If you just want to hook in, perhaps substituting the sftp module by an "enhanced" one (which appropriately triggers things on transfer success/failure) would be most adequate, yes.


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