Mark schrieb: > 1. Have you checked the file/directory permissions on all three > machines?:
> 1) the Win2K machine that is running sshd It is a NT$ Server where SSHD is running on. > 2) your machine that is attempting to connect to the Win2K machine I fixed all the permission on my W2K workstation. > 3) your collegue's machine that is attempting to connect to the Win2K > machine. Hmmm, he uses an NT4 and PuTTY to connect the Linux box and since I reported that using only publickey auth isn't working yet he didn't tried it recently. I will ask him tomorrow. BTW, it is also not possible to connect with PuTTY (with PuTTY keys which is also working well to the Linux box, see below). > 2. You might want to check /etc/sshd_config to see if StrictModes is set > to yes. StrictModes no > 3. Check your /etc/passwd entries on machines 2) and 3), above. Do your > entries on these machines match your entries in /etc/passwd on 1)? To > be sure, copy /etc/passwd from 1) to 2) and 3) (with a different file > name during the copying) and cut&paste your passwd entry from machine 1) > to the /etc/passwd on machines 2) and 3). Ah, do they need to match? Why? Anyway my entries are matching. And I can login at the unix box and they aren't matching there. With PuTTY: login as: gerrit Sent username "gerrit" Trying public key authentication. No passphrase required. Couldn't load private key from C:\cygwin\home\gerrit\.ssh\putty-dsa-key. [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password: And password auth fails because it is disabled. login as: gerrit Authenticating with public key "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Passphrase for key "[EMAIL PROTECTED]": Last login: Tue May 14 17:36:16 2002 from domain.de Have a lot of fun... sh: /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth: No such file or directory gerrit@linux ~ -- =^..^= -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Bug reporting: http://cygwin.com/bugs.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
