Re: Possible to print message(s) before login?

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Old 06-12-2006
Derek Frye
 
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Default Re: Possible to print message(s) before login?

Ah yes, this was exactly what I was looking for. Knowing that I needed a
"banner" would have helped when parsing the source ;)

Chris Rapier wrote:
> I'm curious as to why you'd want to do this. Not that there is never any
> reasons to do this but I'm wondering why.
>
>
> Derek Frye wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there a way to print a message before the login prompt or after the
>> login prompt but before the password prompt? This way unauthenticated
>> users can see a small message (like "Hello!").
>>
>> I looked through the source for version 4.2 and couldn't find where
>> the login strings are constructed and sent (except in the client
>> software portion). Maybe all strings (like "login: ", where users
>> enter username) are generated and encrypted in the client software in
>> response to server packets (non-strings)? So is there even a way to
>> send strings before successful authentication?
>>
>> Maybe this would violate the design of openssh?


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