fedora-infrastructure/fas/client/fas.conf
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[global]
; url - Location to fas server
url = http://localhost:8088/accounts/
; temp - Location to generate files while user creation process is happening
temp = /var/db
; login - username to contact fas
login = admin
; password - password for login name
password = admin
; prefix - Install db files, etc, to a prefix (like a chroot for example)
prefix = /
[host]
; Group hierarchy is 1) groups, 2) restricted_groups 3) ssh_restricted_groups
; so if someone is in all 3, the client behaves the same as if they were just
; in 'groups'
; groups that should have a shell account on this system.
groups = sysadmin-main
; groups that should have a restricted account on this system.
; restricted accounts use the restricted_shell value in [users]
restricted_groups =
; ssh_restricted_groups: groups that should be restricted by ssh key. You will
; need to disable password based logins in order for this value to have any
; security meaning. Group types can be placed here as well, for example
; @hg,@git,@svn
ssh_restricted_groups =
; aliases_template: Gets prepended to the aliases file when it is generated by
; fasClient
aliases_template = /tmp/template.txt
[users]
; default shell given to people in [host] groups
shell = /bin/bash
; home - the location for fas user home dirs
home = /home/fedora
; home_backup_dir - Location home dirs should get moved to when a user is
; deleted this location should be tmpwatched
home_backup_dir = /tmp/fedora
; ssh_restricted_app - This is the path to the restricted shell script. It
; will not work automatically for most people though through alterations it
; is a powerfull way to restrict access to a machine. An alternative example
; could be given to people who should only have cvs access on the machine.
; setting this value to "/usr/bin/cvs server" would do this.
ssh_restricted_app = "/usr/bin/cvs server"
; restricted_shell - The shell given to users in the ssh_restricted_groups
restricted_shell = /sbin/nologin
; ssh_restricted_shell - The shell given to users in the ssh_restricted_groups
ssh_restricted_shell = /bin/bash
; ssh_key_options - Options to be appended to people ssh keys. Users in the
; ssh_restricted_groups will have the keys they uploaded altered when they are
; installed on this machine, appended with the options below.
ssh_key_options = no-port-forwarding,no-X11-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,no-pty