Some enhancements #48
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The additional auth.log which is configured when setting sftp_enable_logging = true simply duplicates these syslog facilities: auth,authpriv.* and write the messages to the file /var/log/sftp/auth.log This duplicates the logs in multiple files and the later one is not managed by logrotate. Closes #1
This is particularly required, if another role is used to configure SSH on the system. Closes #4
Allows to set the SFTP user login shell and directory skeleton globally instead of only per user. The user settings overwrite the global ones. Closes #3
Pass the destination (file or syslog target / host) for the verbose SFTP logs as a variable. The current hard-coded setting -/var/log/sftp/verbose.log remains as default for the variable. Closes #2
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