Keygen permission denied
Keygen permission denied
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Did you try ssh'ing the corel machine from the corel machine (i.e. ssh user@localhost)? This was to test the ssh server on the corel machine (I figure if anything were to work, an ssh to localhost would.
I would read through the config file and see if anything intuitively makes sense to uncomment. Make sure you're reading the ssh d _config file, not the ssh_config file. ssh is working fine you said, it's ssh d that you're having problems with.
Here's a copy of my sshd_config file.
I also just realized that I get the same error you describe if I try to ssh root@localhost because I have PermitRootLogin no in sshd_config . But I can login as user fine, so it must be a configuration issue.
Last edited by pljvaldez; 01-18-2006 at 05:17 PM.
Did you try ssh'ing the corel machine from the corel machine (i.e. ssh user@localhost)? This was to test the ssh server on the corel machine (I figure if anything were to work, an ssh to localhost would.
yes, i did try to ssh to the local machine: 'ssh user@corelinux' without good results. i still get the failure message as mentioned before. again, i can ssh to another machine with success (from corelinux.
I would read through the config file and see if anything intuitively makes sense to uncomment. Make sure you're reading the sshd_config file, not the ssh_config file. ssh is working fine you said, it's sshd that you're having problems with.
i'm not in front of the machine at the moment, so i'll have a look tomorrow.
I also just realized that I get the same error you describe if I try to ssh root@localhost because I have PermitRootLogin no in sshd_config. But I can login as user fine, so it must be a configuration issue.
i'm hoping it is as simple as that. - would it help for me to post my sshd_config file? - is there anyway to have the server output debug messages.
thanks again for you replies.
i up-rev'd the corelinux machine to openssh 3.7.1p2, the same version as a machine that i know works. also, i copied the sshd* configuration files from the working to the corelinux machine. i compared the output of the sshd (sshd -d) between the working machine and corelinux. i ran it on the working machine in order to see what it looks like when it works, then on the corelinux machine. outputs on both machines looked the same until the password was entered. the corelinux box output two messages indicating that the password failed. also, i modifed the password of the user account i'm logging into just to see if that would make a difference. unfortunately it didn't.
could there be a permissions issue? what do you think.
Last edited by davidkline; 01-19-2006 at 10:08 AM.
ssh logini s failing.
Hi all, i have read this thread seems very familir to the issue i am facing right now. I am trying to login from my windows m/c to linux machine using ssh w/o givng password. I created my public-pvt key pair using putty gen. copied it to the linux file (authentication_key) in folder.
When i try 2 login it fails saying; Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive.
I would request to pls help me in this.
Originally Posted by davidkline.
Did you try ssh'ing the corel machine from the corel machine (i.e. ssh user@localhost)? This was to test the ssh server on the corel machine (I figure if anything were to work, an ssh to localhost would.
yes, i did try to ssh to the local machine: 'ssh user@corelinux' without good results. i still get the failure message as mentioned before. again, i can ssh to another machine with success (from corelinux.
I would read through the config file and see if anything intuitively makes sense to uncomment. Make sure you're reading the sshd_config file, not the ssh_config file. ssh is working fine you said, it's sshd that you're having problems with.
i'm not in front of the machine at the moment, so i'll have a look tomorrow.
I also just realized that I get the same error you describe if I try to ssh root@localhost because I have PermitRootLogin no in sshd_config. But I can login as user fine, so it must be a configuration issue.
i'm hoping it is as simple as that. - would it help for me to post my sshd_config file? - is there anyway to have the server output debug messages.
thanks again for you replies.
i up-rev'd the corelinux machine to openssh 3.7.1p2, the same version as a machine that i know works. also, i copied the sshd* configuration files from the working to the corelinux machine. i compared the output of the sshd (sshd -d) between the working machine and corelinux. i ran it on the working machine in order to see what it looks like when it works, then on the corelinux machine. outputs on both machines looked the same until the password was entered. the corelinux box output two messages indicating that the password failed. also, i modifed the password of the user account i'm logging into just to see if that would make a difference. unfortunately it didn't.
could there be a permissions issue? what do you think.
Originally Posted by kapila.
Hi all, i have read this thread seems very familir to the issue i am facing right now. I am trying to login from my windows m/c to linux machine using ssh w/o givng password. I created my public-pvt key pair using putty gen. copied it to the linux file (authentication_key) in folder.
When i try 2 login it fails saying; Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive.
I would request to pls help me in this.
First post to LQ and FWIW.
To fix this problem I simply reset the password on the receiver and Voila.
But first lots of other ideas to no avail.
For me the sshd receiver was Cygwin running on XP.
BTW this howto helped me lots.
called Installing the Cygwin SSH daemon How to setup the secure shell daemon on a Windows 2003 server.
I know this thread is quite old but I stumbled up this because I had a similar issue with no solution to be found. What bdoughty1970 said was absolutely spot on.
You have to make sure that you add the client public key to server authorized_keys client: server_user.
if you scp the client public key to server user. scp.
then copy the contents into the authorized keys ( after logging into the server as the user.
and then bingo! It should work.
P.S. This is assuming you have correct permissions and have also set up /etc/ssh/sshd_config ( on the server ) correctly. For the sshd_config make sure you either add or uncomment this line: AuthorizedKeysFile.
Last edited by Ishikawa91; 05-07-2012 at 12:19 AM. Reason: Forgot some minor info.
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