Rob Hudson wrote: > Recently, in debian woody, openssh 2.9p2 came thru and was set to use > ssh2 by default. I used to have a key on my server so I could just > ssh to it without having to log in. With ssh2, there is no ssh2 key > over on the server. > > Can I mix keys in .ssh/authorized_keys? Or do I create a > .ssh/authorized_keys2?
Run ssh-keygen -t <other args>. "-t" is for two, I guess. ssh-keygen creates .ssh/authorized_keys2. The ssh-keygen man page describes this better than I could. -- Bob Miller K<bob> kbobsoft software consulting http://kbobsoft.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
