Re: YASP (Yet Another SSH Problem)

2002-06-28 Thread Anne Carasik
Hi Andreas, It could be a couple of things: Ok, what is your permissions on /etc/ssh/ssh_config, and the ~/.ssh directory? Also, ask your ISP if they've had networking problems. They could have also change the sshd_config and you could be doing DNS Name checking as well. -Anne This one time,

Re: YASP (Yet Another SSH Problem)

2002-06-28 Thread Wouter van Gils
[On 28 Jun, 2002, Andreas Syksa wrote in "Re[2]: YASP (Yet Ano ..."] > Hello Wouter, > > Friday, June 28, 2002, 3:15:13 PM, you wrote: > > WvG> Have you tried removing the existing hostkey's from your know_host file > WvG> on the client ? > > yes, I've already tried this as well - but this also

Re: YASP (Yet Another SSH Problem)

2002-06-28 Thread Wouter van Gils
Hi, Have you tried removing the existing hostkey's from your know_host file on the client ? Maybe your client is to strict, it sees a different key than expected and kicks you out. So delete exeisting know keys for 23.42.23.42 on your client en try to reconnect. look in ~/.ssh.known_host or ~/.s