Jason Hsu wrote at 2011-03-02 21:59 -0600:
> PasswordAuthentication parameter
See the man page sshd_config(5).
With password authentication disabled, you will not be able to login using your
normal system password. In that case, you would probably want to set up public
key authentication, whic
Commented out it will mean it'll use the default, which is yes (see
'man sshd_config')
You only need to uncomment it if you want to change it to no. Although
it can also make your config more explicit by just looking at the
file.
-Steve
On 3 March 2011 03:59, Jason Hsu wrote:
> The value can b
The value can be yes or no. But in the default version of the
/etc/ssh/sshd_config file, the command setting the value of the
PasswordAuthentication parameter is #'d out.
What does this mean? Should I leave it as is, or should I uncomment the line?
If the latter is the case, should I set the
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