The strange thing is that ssh-keygen by default generates id_dsa and
id_dsa.pub, whereas ssh by default uses identity and identity.pub. So you
can either do:
ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_dsa <host>
or do:
echo 'Identityfile /home/<foo>/.ssh/id_dsa' > .ssh/config
Also, ssh generally prefers stricter permissions than you have. (i.e. g+o
permissions should be 0.)
Also, you can do ssh -v to get verbose client-side output (and sshd -v on
the server).
-Paul
--
The philosopher's treatment of a question is like the treatment of an illness.
-- Wittgenstein.
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