I appended 2 lines at the end of /etc /ssh /sshd_config.
AlllowGroups admins
AllowUsers ssh2
added these 2 lines, because diagnostic from Yunohost advised that these 2 directive to be in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file.
reason for choosing “admins”, because I thought since “admins” group is created by Yunohost to enable users under this group be able to have SSH administrative rights.
ssh2 is a user I created using the following commands
adduser ssh1
usermod -aG sudo ssh2
nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
AllowUsers ssh2
id ssh2 — to show ssh2 has root privileges
added this line at the end of file /etc/ssh/sshd_config
AllowUsers ssh1
systemctl restart sshd
logout the existing remote terminal
ssh ssh2@“IP address”
However, now I am not able to login even with the correct password.,
with error message “Permission denied, please try again.”
And the worst part is I can’t log in using my normal Yunohost admin account like before,
all log in attempts results in “Permission denied, please try again.”
Please help