Alexander Hall wrote:
> Is not your "problem" just that ssh, after trying the key supplied with
> -i, tries any key loaded into ssh-agent?
> What if you try ``ssh-add -D'' before trying to login with the invalid keys?
I had tried that.
> Otherwise, try adding -v to see what happens and what key
Lars Noodin wrote:
> It seems that ssh-add, ssh-agent or sshd start letting any key in when
> authorized_keys contains an overwhelming number of keys.
>
> I made three sets of rsa keys, 768 bits, 1024 bits and 2048 bits, each
> with over 9 rsa keys a piece. On the client, I start ssh-agent an
It seems that ssh-add, ssh-agent or sshd start letting any key in when
authorized_keys contains an overwhelming number of keys.
I made three sets of rsa keys, 768 bits, 1024 bits and 2048 bits, each
with over 9 rsa keys a piece. On the client, I start ssh-agent and
load a key using ssh-add.
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