The problem why you can't reproduce my setup is because you use a 6.2
machine. I ran in the same kind of problems as you describe when I tried
this a few days ago on a 7.0 machine. Has to do with the ssh configuration
on the "older" redhat distros. They don't use the DSA keys by default. With
o
RhostsAuthentication no
..
> -Original Message-
> From: Jason Dale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 5:28 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: network backups with tar - cannot generate
> passwordless SSH key
>
>
> Hi A.J
On 21-Feb-2003 at 13:27:44 Jason Dale wrote:
> Strange. the file iscalled 'identity' and not id_dsa. I will just use the
> file in the same way, though.
>
This will be for SSH protocol version 1. I only use version 2 with RSA keys
since it is more secure. (ssh-keygen -t rsa ). id_dsa is a protocol
Hi A.J
Thanks for taking the time and the effort to write up your solution ! I
really
appreciate it :)
Unfortunately, still no joy. I assume that I am putzing up somewhere, so I
will give you a summarized log of exactly what I did on my servers.
The two test servers I am using:
'blackhawk' - Re
