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Was setting up an scp-only machine and figured I'd use rssh. The upstream sources install the binary as plain old mode 755, but the Fedora package uses mode 750, group rsshusers. This is rather problematic, as it assumes that I'm going to decide by group membership who is going to be able to run rssh. But I want _everyone_ to be able to do it, and am using the override_shell directive in sssd.conf to achieve that. But in order to work with Fedora's configuration, I have to put all users in a group and keep that updated. Is there any reason to continue to deviate from upstream? sssd is the default in all Fedora installations, and it permits far more intricate manipulations of user parameters based on other information. If you give me the word, I'll be happy to fix this in rawhide, and clean up the spec as well.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
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