Re: SSH on armv5tel: "You don't exist, go away!"
- From: maurizio.crozzoli@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 26 Apr 2007 09:01:08 -0700
While it's not exactly the most tidy solution, you could disable
StrictHostKeyChecking (see man ssh).
Assuming the default is "ask" I changed to "no" but nothing changes:
when the ip address changes we have to remove the line in known_hosts
corresponding to our test board.
About authentication, public key is ok but if you try to access the
board through ssh without a previous pub_key exchange, i.e. by
supposing to use the password it doesn't word at all: the system keeps
on asking for the password for three times even if it's typed
correctly and then it closes the connection. We're really happy with
the way ssh is working on our system and that looks just "the candle
on top of the cake" but if you could suggest something to debug such
behaviour it would be great!
Thanks for all!
Bye,
Maurizio.
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