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Originally Posted by LeftyAce
Yes. It's telling you you've never been there before. This is useful if later on you attempt to connect to the same server, and someone else is masquerading as the server. It'll show up as "never seen before" and you'll know something's wrong (either that, or you deleted that file again).
I believe the best way to do that is to create a new user on the server. That user will have its own /home/USERNAME folder, and won't be able to mess with anything else. I believe you can set up password-based logon on a per-user basis (so you can still use the keypair, but the guest will have to enter a password...I'm pretty sure that's what will happen by default).
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Alright, that's what I thought I had to do. I could then just make a drop-box folder in their home folder and set the permissions so that they can only give and not take.
How do I make it so that they cannot mess with any of the account settings though? How do I restrain them to only their home folder?
Thanks!