Re: [Sepiola-users] In need of Help

[Stephan B. <ps...@gm...>]

Hi There,

I think it's getting stuck at generating you're users ssh keys. You need 
have access to puttygen (part of putty yum package on Centos) on the server.

http://wiki.sepiola.org/index.php/Server_Set_Up_%28LDAP_Backend%29

Cheers
Stephan

On 07/04/2011 00:30, TR wrote:
> Stephen,
>
> I have corrected the .ssh folder in the user's home dir on the server. 
> I can log via putty using the key file.
>
> When I now attempt to login via Sepiola, it does not return an error, 
> but it does not load the gui screen either.
> Do I need to manually create/edit any folder/files on the client machine?
>
>
>
>
> 06.04.11 16:16:03    Started: C:/Program Files/sepiola 
> 2.0.1/bin/plink.exe XXuserXX@XXdomainXX sh -c ":"
>
> 06.04.11 16:16:12    Started: C:/Program Files/sepiola 
> 2.0.1/bin/plink.exe XXuserXX@XXdomainXX sh -c 'echo LoggedIn;puttygen 
> -q -t dsa -b 1024 -o .ssh/key.private-putty;puttygen 
> .ssh/key.private-putty -o .ssh/key.public-openssh -O 
> public-openssh;puttygen .ssh/key.private-putty -o 
> .ssh/key.private-openssh -O private-openssh;cat 
> .ssh/key.public-openssh >> .ssh/authorized_keys;echo 
> StartPrivateKey;cat .ssh/key.private-putty;echo EndPrivateKey;echo 
> StartPrivateOpenSshKey;cat .ssh/key.private-openssh;echo 
> EndPrivateOpenSshKey;rm .ssh/key.private-putty;rm 
> .ssh/key.private-openssh;rm .ssh/key.public-openssh'
>
> 06.04.11 16:16:12             C:/Program Files/sepiola 
> 2.0.1/bin/plink.exe started successfully.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Timothy Sheehan