01-10-2012
This is another hopelessly broken condition (that fails silently and uselessly) due to SELinux. You can solve this problem, if you haven't already chosen to uninstall SELinux, by running this command:
restorecon -R -v /root/.ssh
Good luck! SELinux still has a large amount of maturing to do in my opinion.
-John
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