Re: ssh: without password/passphrase prompt

From: sgaedig (sgaedig_at_tudor.com)
Date: 06/01/05


Date: 1 Jun 2005 06:11:30 -0700

Sorry to be confusing in my initial post. I can ssh logged in with my
personal ID and use -l root. Because PermitRootLogin is yes and my
public keys are in root's authorized_keys file I am not prompted for a
password or passphrase.

If I ssh without the "-l" I am prompted for my password even though my
authorized_keys file contains the same public keys.



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