> ssh-keygen
> # hit enter three times, to choose the default
> # target of ~/.ssh/identity for the key, and enter
> # an empty passphrase twice
> ssh $dst mkdir -p .ssh
> ssh $dst chmod 700 .ssh
> scp .ssh/identity.pub $dst:.ssh/authorized_keys
> ssh $dst chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
I have done all this, and still cannot ssh to the remote host without a
password. I can ssh from one local host to another on my LAN, but cannot get
into the remote one. I think the problem is that I am on a dialup and get a
different IP address each time. Is there a way I can get ssh to ignore the IP
address and look only at the host's key and my key?
phma
