I had things working with putting ssh1 public keys into authorized_keys and then someone put an authorization file (which seems to contain pointers to ssh2 public key files) and everything stopped working... Does the authorization file over ride the authorized_keys file? I tried creating a ssh2 key pair and putting the public key on the server and adding a key key.pub line to authroization but it still won't let me log in accept with a password... the main reason for this is I need to have scripts run that copy files and run commands on the remote server (stuff like named.conf and ndc reload for a secondary DNS server) Any help you folks can provide me (even if it is a pointer to a document that explains the authorization file better than the man page did, and there was nothing in the FAQ about it) and how public key authentication works in ssh2 vs ssh1... Another funny thing... when I tried to start the sshd server with the -d 99 command to enable debugging I could only log into it with SecureCRT from windows, neither linux or cygwin's ssh client would log in (connection refused) as soon as I restarted it without the -d 99 line it worked fine again, I tried this several times to make sure I wasn't just making some kind of stupid typo. Julia Case Frodo Lives!
