Holger Schmidt wrote:
> I edited /etc/passwd like the docu said. But I think login uses
> Windows-Password. The docu is less helpful if you do not use NT.
Nope. It uses the passwords in /etc/passwd. Is your /etc/passwd entry
correct at all? Correct name (the name used when trying to login),
correct home directory set, etc. Did you insert an encrypted password,
created by `crypt'? Is your sshd_config file ok?
> I make the keys on the client system and move the public key to the server
> and into Authorized_keys in directory ~/.ssh/, so that it should no longer
The server is a Windows system? If not, you have to change the
name of the authorized_keys file to all lower case. You should
care for the mode of the files. Be paranoid! ssh likes that.
> Maybe something else went wrong. Do you have a suggestion ?
Server: Start sshd -d (Debug)
Client: Start ssh -v (Debug too)
Examine the output. It's mostly very helpful and it's the fastest
way to find problems with ssh.
Corinna
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