> Sam wrote:
>
> Hi
> I created two users on both servers ,( sameer ) .I generated the keys on both
> servers in .ssh dir
>
> now I started the sshd daemon .
> I also copied the identity .pub from server B to server A in the $HOME/.ssh
> dir
be sure permissions are good, ssh won't do RSA if the permissions are
bad. it also helps to ssh using verbose messages, out of habbit
i use this command line to ssh:
ssh -l <username> -v -C <remote host>
that turns on verbose and enables compression.
on my systems i make everything in ~/.ssh chmod'd 400 and the
~/.ssh directory itself chmod'd 500. be sure that the identity.pub
file on the remote system is named authorized_keys not identity.pub
as well. i change the permissions on ~/.ssh when/if i need to
modify things in there, most of the time i never have to though.
hope this helps :)
nate
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Nate Amsden
System Administrator
GraphOn
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