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ssh-keygen questions (not working)
I have created the keys and placed the public key in the remote user directory (not the server root).
(remote machine: dwebapp1) ex: /home/webarch/user_name/.ssh/authorized_keys2 cannot ssh into the remote machine using the following command: ssh ${dwebapp1} the manned description gives the following pattern: [options] host [command] (one of the options is this ![]() Options: -l user Log in using this user name. But this is not working form me. I just want to connect from one machine to the other without keying in the user name and password. Please help. The tutorial seems straight forward but I am having trouble. I am using the following tutorial link: No Passwd Required - Mt Xia: Technical Consulting Group Thank you for any help you can provide |
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ssh-keygen questions (not working)
I managed to ssh between servers. I created and installed public keys for both machines so that I can ssh from both servers to each other (from server A to B and from server B to A).
I did discover that if using the ssh command at the command line I don't need to use the ${servername} brackets, etc. simply typing 'ssh servername' is the correct format. I am not sure why the difference from the tutorial I used but it works. Also, I managed to use 'scp' command but I could only place the key in the root .ssh directory of the remote server. I am not sure which version of ssh I am using since I am not the administrator of this box. How do I find out? |
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ssh-keygen questions (not working)
Thanks Joerg. The version is listed below.
Server 1 (connecting from) OpenSSH_3.6.1p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090605f Server 2 (connecting to - dwebapp1) OpenSSH_3.8p1, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0.9.7d 17 Mar 2004 |
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