Re: Disabling PasswordAuthentication in the user config?

"AF" == Adam Funk <a24061@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

AF> Is it possible for me to disable PasswordAuthentication for my
AF> account (e.g. in my user configuration ~/.ssh/ ) on a machine that
AF> I can log into and for which I have set up a keypair, but that I
AF> don't control?

AF> Or is PasswordAuthentication an "everyone or no-one" thing?

The latter. Actually it is more fine grained in 4.4, but still not
user-controllable.

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Richard Silverman
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