Re: ssh authorized_key working for user, but not for root

From: joshthree (josh_at_jhmail.com)
Date: 10/30/05

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    It turns out that the problem was that the user on my client and on the
    server was the same name, so when I typed in:

    ssh ip.add.re.ss

    it was assuming my user name instead of the root user.

    by typing

    ssh -l root ip.add.re.ss

    it worked fine. Thanks for looking at that..

    josh

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