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Originally Posted by Padow
One thing I would do from the start is make sure that the .ssh directory and autorized_keys files are owned by the user. Looks like one of them is owned by 1, and the other by 2.
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Also, make sure there are no line breaks in the authorized_keys file from copying and pasting.
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Well, this is just "l -g" format, 1 and 2 are not user id, the user id is definitely same target_user.
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Originally Posted by wireonfire
On my setup, I copied it to authorized_keys2 (note the difference in filename). I always use root account and there is a password (so a little different from yours).
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I copied authorized_keys to authorized_keys2 and result is the same.
