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Bypassing /etc/nologin for specific users

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macrun95

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Is there a way to bypass the /etc/nologin for specific users? Maybe some type of 'allow' file. I understand it defeats the purpose of nologin but our month end process needs a specfic user to login but not any other users.

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Try using PAM authentication.

For further details, do a man on pam.conf
 
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