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BINGO! That was it - their home folders were 777 which blocked ssh.

Thank you so much!!

Can anyone else take a look at this for me - still can't get it working. Thank you.

Here is trying to force SSH 1 protocol via command line.


qahe01sv04itd:/home/etladmin/.ssh> ssh -1 -v edwproc@qahe01sv04itd.ash.pwj.com
Sun_SSH_1.1, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090705f...

I get the same behavior with DSA (ssh-keygen -t dsa)

Sorry about that.

The server is running Solaris 10 8/07 s10s_u4wos_12b SPARC.

Actually SCPing a file on the same machine, just between two different accounts. This only involves one server, but between accounts I figured this should be done via SCP as we are trying to automate...

Yup, those are the permissions I have set and still prompts for password.

I have also checked /etc/ssh files (ssh_config and sshd_config) based on some info found online and both look correct.

Basically followed these directions, found via Google (tried authorized_keys and authorized_keys2, based on different results)

etladmin@SERVER> ssh-keygen -t rsa
etladmin@SERVER> cat...

I tried to set it up based on that thread and got the following when I try to ssh/scp into the other account on the server.

Any idea what might be causing this?

I will take a look at Google to see if I can come up with something that helps.

Basically we are SCPing a file onto the same server, just with a different account as the files are owned by...

I have read documentation on SCP and just trying to figure out how go about doing this - below are two pieces of code, one is SFTP and one is SCP. My goal is to have this done via password-less...