Søren Neigaard wrote: > I have a Tru64 Unix that I want to ssh to from a Redhat Linux, and > the Tru64 only allows ssh2. And I also need it to work without > passwords. > > I have generated a RSA and a DSA key on the Redhat (with ssh-keygen > -t rsa and ssh-keygen -t dsa). I have copied the id_rsa.pub into > root/.ssh2/authorized_keys on the Tru64, I have copied the id_dsa.pub > into root/.ssh2/authorized_keys2 on the Tru64, and I have copied the > id_dsa.pub into root/.ssh2/hostkeys/key_22_MYIP.pub on the Tru64 > > None of this works, I still need to give the password each time... :( > > Any ideas, what am I doing wrong here? Did you enter a password when you generated the keys? If you did, then you have have to enter them when ssh'ing in. If you don't want to enter a password, regenerate the keys using ssh-gen like you did before, and when prompted for a password, just hit enter without entering anything. Put these keys into your authorized_keys files on the remote machine and you will be good to go.
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