Re: S/Key Password prompt using ssh

2002-01-28 Thread martin f krafft
also sprach Cameron Kerr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.01.28.0603 +0100]: > S/Key is a technology for one time passwords (OTP). Basically, you carry > around a little device (that can fit on your keyring, usually), that > generates passwords, in sync with the server you're trying to authenticate > to.

Re: S/Key Password prompt using ssh

2002-01-27 Thread Cameron Kerr
On Sun, 27 Jan 2002, Aaron Brashears wrote: >I recently upgraded my workstation to the latest unstable. Then, I >attempted to ssh into a freebsd server I do some work on, but got the >following unusual message: > >otp-md5 128 fl6641 ext >S/Key Password: S/Key is a technology for one time password

S/Key Password prompt using ssh

2002-01-27 Thread Aaron Brashears
I recently upgraded my workstation to the latest unstable. Then, I attempted to ssh into a freebsd server I do some work on, but got the following unusual message: otp-md5 128 fl6641 ext S/Key Password: I'm not exactly sure what it's asking for, and using my password doesn't work. Using the ver