Resp: secureCRT to linux openssh authenticate failed
From: SBONNET@mediametrie.fr
Date: 12/12/02
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To: "Wang,Fei" <new_storm@sina.com> From: SBONNET@mediametrie.fr Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 18:04:48 +0100
Take attention about the authorized_keys file because after the file name
was by default authorized_keys2.
See your right for the directory sshd you must have 700 and you must be the
owner.
See your right for the file authorized_keys you must have 640 and you must
be the owner.
Use the debug options in the sshd config file for see where is the problem
?
In openssh use LogLevel VERBOSE it's good debug level or DEBUG for more.
Me i use secureCRT and secureFX (ftp over ssh2).
For secureFX i use this method but with this line in the server:
ssh-keygen -i -f Identity.put > authorized_keys
and with secureCRT i don't use your method, i create the keys in my server:
ssh-keygen -t dsa -b (lenght of the key)
and i import the private key in my client this works fine ;)))
Stephen.
"Wang,Fei"
<new_storm@si Pour : <secureshell@securityfocus.com>
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Objet : secureCRT to linux openssh authenticate failed
12/12/00
07:33
Linux 6.2 ,securecrt3.4
my config step:
1.Generate DSA keypair using secureCRT .
2.Ftp the public to remote host /home/user/.ssh directory
by asc mode.
3.then ssh_keygen -X -f Identity.put > authorized_keys
4.connected remote by secureCRT
5.the secureCRT said authentication failed.
i used the sshd default config , and made no change to sshd config file.
Any thoughts?
3xs.
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