On Wed, Jan 03, 2007 at 05:50:40PM -0300, Alejandro wrote:
> People, I have generated the key pair RSA from my root linux's user and
> then I copy my RSA public key to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys from the
> linux ssh server. After that I edit the sshd_config file and put permit
> rootlogin no and the correct path to the authorized_keys file. But when
> I execute from the client "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]" it doesn't enter and the
> password banner is showed. Here I put my debugs from ssh client and
> server and my sshd_config file from the server....I REALLY THANKS YOUR
> COMMENTS !!!
>
Example:
Try setting up a normal user first - check whether that works.
Example commands are indented in what follows. Comments are mostly
in []
As user pele change to your home directory on the first machine
(here called cerca) then
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048
[Follow the prompts: don't use a passphrase. This should generate
a pair of keys id_rsa and id_rsa.pub
cd /home/pele/.ssh
touch authorized_keys
chmod 0600 authorized_keys
Follow the same procedure on the other machine (here called lejos).
On machine cerca:
cd /home/pele/.ssh
scp lejos:/home/pele/.ssh/id_dsa.pub ./id_dsa.pubLEJOS
[This copies the file you need from the other machine and names it so
you can tell where it comes from. At this point, you may need to use
passwords]
scp ./id_dsa.pub lejos:/home/pele/.ssh/id_dsa.pubCERCA
[Copying the public RSA key from the machine you are on to the distant
machine]
cat id_dsa.pubLEJOS >> authorized_keys
[Copy the public RSA key from the distant machine and
append it to the authorized_keys file on your local machine]
[Now copy the key into the appropriate place on the distant machine and
append it to the authorized_keys file there. ]
ssh lejos
cd /home/pele/.ssh
cat id_dsa.pubCERCA >> authorized_keys
[Check that an ssh connection works in both directions:
[On cerca]
ssh lejos
[On lejos]
ssh cerca
should both work immediately.
Now do the same with keys for root, if you want to. If you only want one
user to have effective root privilege - append the id_dsa.pub for root
on the machine to the end of his /.ssh/authorized_keys file
Hope this helps,
Andy
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