Gary Strahan, on July 5. 2000, wrote:
:
: I solved my last reported problem, but now I have another!
:
: First, let me tell you how I solved the first problem: I set
: "StrictHostKeyChecking" to "ask" in the ssh2_config file. When I
: installed ssh-2.2.0, I used the default settings for each installation,
: however, I discovered that the ssh2_config is not identical across various
: IRIX machines. In some, "StrictHostKeyChecking" was not even listed as an
: option, or was commented out. It also seems that in such cases when the
Then you have already had installed a previous version of ssh2 on
those machines. The installation copies the default distribution
sshd2_config and ssh2_config to the /etc/ssh2 directory, if they are
not yet there.
: value was not set explicitly, ssh chose a random setting.
It does not choose a random setting. The setting is defaulted to
"ask", if it is not listed in the config files. Bear in mind, that
also the user spesific configuration file (~/.ssh2/ssh2_config) can
change this setting. Also, the setting can be changed according to
hostname pattern specified.
: Never-the-less, when I try to log into the other machine, it says that
: "Method publickey" is disabled, and then it asks for a password. The
: publickeys do indeed match (I checked them with "diff"), and have even
: tried reinstalling ssh and recycyling the daemons. The actual errors are
: given below.
:
: What am I missing?
Did you add the keys to the "identification" file? And did you add the
keys to the "authorization" file in the remote server? I think the FAQ
that comes with the distribution should cover this question.
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