From: Richard T. <ri...@th...> - 2001-11-12 19:56:24
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Okay all, I solved my issues and I am now able to remote control my Trinux box = from my Win98 workstation. Thanks to Matthew and Tim for your = assistance. Want to know how I did it? Well, I finally read the MAN = pages for SSH ans SSHD. The secret lies in file permissions. The big key = was the line in the SSH MAN page that stated, "...ssh ignores a private = key file if it is accessible by others." So I checked the permissions of = the AUTHORIZED_KEYS file as well. I figure my problem might be Windows = related. I was generating the keys on a Windows box and saving them to = the Trinux boot floppy. Unfortunately, the default permissions for these = files was grant all (-rwxrwxrwx). So, after I changed the permissions on = the AUTHORIZED_KEYS and IDENTITY files to -rw-------, I was able to = login to localhost. Next I tried the Windows client, Tera Term. At first = I was unsuccessful. Once I put 'root' in the 'User name:' field along = with entering the appropriate passphrase, voila. Now I'll have to try = using the SSH2 protocol. Wish me luck and thanks again for your help. Rich |