The latest version of SSH from Cygwin should work. Ensure that your
authorized_keys is only read and writable by the user and not the group
or everyone. Otherwise SSHD will reject it. Also ensure that the server
you are connecting to has a modern version of SSH. If it doesn't you
might need to create a second file named authorized_keys2, which is used
by some SSHD versions to support dsa. Lastly, I would also try turning
on SSH debugging on the client side. This will often show you what is
going wrong with the connection. You can also grep in the
/var/log/secure (for linux) and see what SSHD is saying about the key.
Usually this all turns out to be something simple.
-bp
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
2007/3/21, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
For some reason, from Cygwin, I can't ssh to people, even with the
password.
I remember some time ago that, under windows, I had to use SSH for
windows, because cygwin package was buggy:
http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
HTH
Antonio
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