I am unable to create any file due to the error " No space left on
device". . I understand that it is because there are no free nodes
available and the solution is to back up, reformat and restore. The
apparent solution is to backup the affected partition, reformat and
restore.
Are there any
ssh clients use private keys, while the remote machine uses the publics
key, it looks like you're specifying a public key for your identity
file.
That makes sense, and was something I finally figured out, but didn't
seem to help. Rthe file /home/user/.ssh2/host is the DSA private key
(the subject
On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 02:36:01PM -0500, Chris Braiotta wrote:
> Hi all. Long time listener, first-time caller.
>
> I'm in the process of converting a script from using Net::SSH to
> Net::SSH::Perl. The module works fine, except for the fact that I can't
> get it notice that I have RSA public k
and what about your sshd- can you read the log files to see why it's
refusing the connection.
Looks like Net::SSH::Perl isn't trying to use the key-based
authentication, so the "permission denied" message is indeed about the
login attempt, as I was thinking.
Here's what syslog on the remote host
[accidentally sent my response to John only...I ask him to forgive the
dupe message]
it's not clear to me what kind of permission is denied.
Nor me! When I run the command using password-based authentication, it
runs without a problem. It's only when I try the public key
authentication. This is
hi
( 03.10.31 14:36 -0500 ) Chris Braiotta:
> When I try to log into my machine via the scrupt, it just returns
> "Permission denied at ./test.pl line 10".
it's not clear to me what kind of permission is denied.
who does the script run as? does that user have permission to read the
file?
and w
Hi all. Long time listener, first-time caller.
I'm in the process of converting a script from using Net::SSH to
Net::SSH::Perl. The module works fine, except for the fact that I can't
get it notice that I have RSA public key-based authentication running.
When I try to log into my machine via th
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