SSH Firewall, OSX and Parameterization Updates #1
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…STION_USERNAME to ssh usage and to sshd_config to extend script usability. Also updated sed commands to support Linux and OSX (Darwin)
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The updates include adding a number of parameters to the scripts to externalize values and to include those values in the ssh connections earlier in the scripts. I also added some custom updates to support OSX differences in the sed scripts. Finally, I had to add a rule to the firewall to allow incoming ssh connections.
Let me know if you have any comments or concerns.
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