Hi!
try or ask what encryption type is on the client side(MD5,SHA etc) just to
make sure you're both agreeing to the same protocol. Not all encryption are
installed by default and if you can't agree, then no 'hand-shake'
or better yet have them signed your public key and if you're authorized
(per
Noong Tuesday, 27 November, 2007 11:17 PM sinulat ni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi,
>
>debug1: No more authentication methods to try.
>Permission denied (publickey).
>
you have PasswordAuthentication no in the remote
ssh server right?
check your permissions on the remote .ssh directory and con
Hi,
Has anyone ever encountered issues using keybased authentication from
on Linux(openssh, our box) and Solaris(SSH proprietary, client's box)?
I'm getting this error when I ssh to a client's server. (I'm
assuming the client did his part of installing my public key on their
box..though t
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