Hi,
When disable PasswordAuthentication in sshd_config (to only allow key
authentication), i am unable to perform an update, it's slow and can freeze.
Anybody have the same issue ?
Why does this config impact hldsupdatetool ?
Syam
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Hi,
When disable PasswordAuthentication in sshd_config (to only allow key
authentication), i am unable to perform an update, it's slow and can
freeze.
Anybody have the same issue ?
Why does this config impact hldsupdatetool ?
Syam
Is the actual update slower? Or does the SSH session respond slower
(lagged input e.t.c). Can't say I have that issue on mine (I also only
allow authentication by keys/certs).
Syam wrote:
Hi,
When disable PasswordAuthentication in sshd_config (to only allow key
authentication), i am
I fail to see how the auth mechanism of SSH could have any impact
on the performance of hldsupdatetool.
Maybe you're just having bad luck with your content servers.
Shane Arnold wrote:
Is the actual update slower? Or does the SSH session respond slower
(lagged input e.t.c). Can't say I have
Agree with you, i see no link between ssh and updatetool.
But i made different tests on different hosts and with several friends,
same issue :
PasswordAuthentication no slow down hldsupdatetool update process.
back to yes instanlty work perfectly.
I just see this ssh variable affect update. No
Hi,
Maybe the file key use a more stronger crypt algorithm and the text output
(the file listing when updating) take more time to crypt and decrypt data
from remote computer to local putty?
Please, can you try the same thing with a tar command? (in order to have the
same file listing, but no
No. This will not have any impact what-so-ever. The encryption is not
changed just because you use priv/pub-keys, the encryption of the
command-channel is still identical.
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 7:57 PM, Romain Pierreult...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Maybe the file key use a more stronger crypt
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