non-login sftp user?

From: Mike Vanecek (rh_list_at_mm-vanecek.cc)
Date: 02/23/04

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    I can set up a user account which cannot logon by specifying a nologin shell,
    but that can use their userid and password to logon with ftp and download
    files. I can also keep that user locked into the specified home directory.

    Since that user cannot logon, he/she cannot use ssh to logon. However, that
    also means that user cannot use sftp rather than ftp for file transfers?

    Does anyway exist to setup a user account that can use sftp for downloading
    files, but cannot use ssh to login to a shell (as well as keep them locked
    into their home directory)?

    Thank you.

    Mike. 

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