On 3/21/07, Brian Pontarelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The latest version of SSH from Cygwin should work.
How do I determine what is the latest version?
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.
I'm trying to access Minotaur * http://apache.org/dev/machines.html#minotaur The login says FreeBSD 6.1-RELEASE-p10 (SMP) #1: Thu Oct 26 23:58:02 PDT 2006
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.
How is client-side debugging enabled?
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.
My grep is pretty weak, what would the grep command be?
-bp
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