RE: sshd problems on Woody

2002-12-18 Thread Erik Dörnbach
*yikes* > Well, try ssh -v -1 [EMAIL PROTECTED], that should force it to > protocol 1. That did the trick, I should read up more documentation before assuming everything works like it did before. Guess I have the total wrong understanding how this stuff actually works and tries different auth

RE: sshd problems on Woody

2002-12-18 Thread Mike Dresser
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, [iso-8859-1] Erik Dörnbach wrote: > Hi again, > > > Try the ssh command with the -v switch, and see/paste if > > there's something holding it up. > > > > Mike > > Mmmh, sitting on my brain... :) > > Okay, it generates a heap of output, looks like it's not using protocol 1 at a

RE: sshd problems on Woody

2002-12-18 Thread Erik Dörnbach
Hi again, > Try the ssh command with the -v switch, and see/paste if > there's something holding it up. > > Mike Mmmh, sitting on my brain... :) Okay, it generates a heap of output, looks like it's not using protocol 1 at all - which is what I need because of other, older machines around here

Re: sshd problems on Woody

2002-12-18 Thread Mike Dresser
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, [iso-8859-1] Erik Dörnbach wrote: > Permission denied (publickey,keyboard-interactive). > > ...and the login is aborted. > Try the ssh command with the -v switch, and see/paste if there's something holding it up. Mike -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a su

sshd problems on Woody

2002-12-18 Thread Erik Dörnbach
Hi fellow Debian users, I'm having trouble getting a proper ssh login between 2 newly installed Woody boxes. The sshd setup is pretty much default, I only changed "PermitRootLogin" to "NO" IIRC and generated protocol 1 RSA keys for my accounts on both with "ssh-keygen -t rsa1". I copied the ide