Daniel Griscom wrote:
If so, then the first line above needs to be uncommented and changed
to 'no'. (Remember to keep a session open while you're testing
changes, and any changes won't become "live" until sshd is restarted
on the host.)
I think you said you were using authorized_keys2 as the public key
file, try using ~/authorized_keys (note the missing '2').
Has authorized_keys supplanted authorized_keys2? (I've always used the
latter, and it's working in this situation, but perhaps I'm
accumulating bad juju...)
http://sial.org/howto/openssh/#s6
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