ssh won't allow non-root users to login on centos

[Alex Beamish]

You might have a look for a file called .nologin in /etc .. I think
the startup procedure writes that to disk while it begins starting up,
then moves it when everything's running. Presumably, if the startup
procedure is interrupted, this file doesn't get removed. The .nologin
file is ignored for root logins.

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