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Thanks all for the answers! However, it still doesn't work for some reason. I've added the link to authorized_keys2 and I've rebuild the keys (am now using rsa keys). I've checked the...

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I am trying to login from one AIX server to another without using a password, a basic configuration, however it doesn't seem to work.

All things are in place. I have both a public and...

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This configuration works fine but there is another problem though. If you do a ssh session to another server, the system will simply log you on as 'root' and not as the new user with root...

Thanks for the replies. I think that the root user doesn't use his .profile and /etc/profiles files and therefore can't login to the server. All of the permissions however are correct (just like in...

This is the output of lsuser root.

root id=0 pgrp=system groups=system,bin,sys,security,cron,audit,lp,exploit home=/ shell=/usr/bin/ksh auditclasses=general login=true su=true rlogin=true...

Well Tectia SSH was allready in use when I arrived but I believe it offers a higher security level. I've also checked a couple of config files such as sshd2_config and compared them with other...

Another fact I forgot to mention:
If I try "ssh server1" it fails.
If i try "ssh server1 ls", strangely enough it works...
So root can in fact connect to that server, but just can't logon to it....

From inside the server I can connect to the outside with ssh as root. Strangely enough from the outside it is impossible to enter that server with both ssh or telnet as root. It's like root has no...

I have removed the new SSH version and replaced it again with the old version. Some of the problems are fixed. SSH is possible again, but not for the root user. Telnet also works but again, not...

I use IBM AIX 5.3 as OS.

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I have upgraded 3 servers from SSH Tectia 4.0.3 to SSH Tectia 6.0.2. 2 of them are working fine but one server suddenly began to have troubles after about 2 hours. Now it is impossible to...

Great! Thank you!

Well, for example, when you perform a normal ls -l the output is:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root exploit 325 Aug 9 2004 File1
-rwxr-xr-x 1 exp sys 384 Apr 12 2000 File2
-rwxrwxrwx 1 exp exploit 100 Mar 19...

Thanks for your quick response, but how would you implement it in the script itself? I've tried it but it didn't went well. I'm rather new to the 'awk' command you see :).

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With the following small script I list the size of documents belonging to a certain user by each time selecting the bytes-field of that file ($7). Now it fills the array with every file it...