Hi folks, I have found the solution! To let you all know: 1) To login with password you have to set 'PasswordAuthentication yes' in sshd_config on your workstation (restart sshd of cause). 2) To login with private/public keys you have to convert the OpenSSH private key with dropbearconvert to a dropbear key, store this key onto your Fox Board. One important thing to consider is to specify this key with option '-i' when you invoke ssh e.g. ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.db. dropbear does not catch automaticaly the private key!
Hope this helps others in future. Ciao, Torsten Krieger --- In [email protected], John Crispin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i am not sure, but i thinkk dropbear only does ssh1 and by default > most current distros are setup to only allow ssh2 > > another option might be that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is blocked. > > but correct me if i am wrong > > Quoting torstenkrieger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hi folks, > > > > we using dropbear version 0.46 as sshd and client on our Fox Board, > > Kernel 2.6.15. From our Fox Board we can not login into our Linux > > workstation which uses OpenSSH (SuSE Linux 10), neither with password > > nor with private/public keys. The keys has been generated with > > ssh-keygen and the client key converted with dropbearconvert as > > mentioned in README. From the workstation we can login without any > > problem! > > > > The following error message we got on our Fox Board: > > > > ssh: connection to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:22 exited: No auth methods could > > be used. > > > > Any help would be appreciated! > > > > Best regards, > > Torsten Krieger > > > > > > >
