El día Sun, 3 Sep 2000 14:19:23 -0400 John Aldrich escribió:
> I've got a problem with SSH -- I've got the SSH for windows
> client and my linux box is running ssh2 (also has ssh1
> capability.)
>
> Now all of a sudden, I can't log into my linux box with ssh
> any more from any of the machines on my lan. It gives me an
> authentication error and then another box pops up that says
> no more authentication methods are available. I *know* my
> username and password are correct, and I"ve triple-checked
> that the IP addresses of the machines on my LAN are in the
> "hosts.allow" file, but still no go.
>
> I've also determined that this appears to be an SSH2
> problem, as an ssh1 client I have works fine. I've been to
> the support page which explains how to get your public key
> copied over to the linux box and all that. I followed those
> instructions to the letter (thank goodness for VNC!) and
> that still didn't work! :-(
>
First, you can try to copy your public key into the linux
box, but to the ssh2 directory. This could be one reason of problem.
If this does not solve the problem, then you have to revised
the sshd2 configuration file. In this file you can say what
authentication schemes you are going to use. Maybe you have user/
passwd scheme disabled.
But I don't think you have a DNS problem.
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