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From: TR <tr...@gm...> - 2011-04-07 05:28:56
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Stephen, Thanks again for your response. After going through logs upon logs, I found that puttygen didn't get compiled correctly. After recompiling it looks like smooth sailing. I was able to run my first backup and restore! Tim On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 5:00 PM, Stephan Buys <ps...@gm...> wrote: > 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 >> > > |