Description
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Fires when user wants to authenticate to the server with
public key.
Syntax
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Private Sub
object_LoginPubkey(User, Login,
PublicKey, Action)
The LoginPubkey Event syntax has these parts:
| object |
A wodSSHD object. |
| User |
A SSHUser object. Reference
to object that holds information about the connected
user. |
| Login |
A String value. Holds
login info entered by the user. |
| PublicKey |
A String value. Holds
public key information provided by the user. |
| Action |
A SSHActions
enumeration, as described in settings. Return variable
you should set to Allow or Deny,
depending if you will allow or deny access for the
user. |
Settings
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The settings for Action are:
 |
Deny |
0 |
Deny execution of the
action. |
|
Allow |
1 |
Allow to execute
action. |
Remarks
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LoginPubkey event is fired when the client connects and
tries to authenticate with the server. Since wodSSHServer
does not have or keep any kind of database about users, you
should test login and publickey to determine if you will
allow client to connect or not. Typically, you will check
this information against some database or file, and set
Action variable to Allow -
if access is allowed, or Deny - if access is NOT
allowed. Make sure you also read about LoginPassword
event that is fired when user provides password instead of
public key.
When client provides public key, wodSSHServer will check
if signature that client provided matches his public key
(which he provided in this connection). This may be
security leak - he provides public key, he provides
signature. Well - at this point LoginPubkey event is fired
so you can check if his public key matches one you have in
your database (or some locally stored file). If public key
is known - let user in.
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LoginPubkey
Event
