Carl Hartung wrote:
> Is it still possible, though, that the 10.0 target and 9.3 source systems are
> cooperating in some way that the 10.2 source system cannot? Are you aware of
> any possible configuration or version conflicts that might be causing the
> symptoms that James has described?
>
Carl,
I have used the same process since 9.0 and haven't run into any
problems yet. This included 9.0 boxes talking to 10.0 and 10.3 boxes
using the same setup without any complaint. The only thing I can think
of is that one or more settings in /etc/ssh/sshd_config may be the
culprit. I am by no means an expert on all of the settings, but usually
just make sure to set "PermitRootLogin no" for security reasons. Other
than that, I just use the defaults.
My only guess is that there could be a PAM/ldap conflict if you are
using ldap for managing user accounts and have "UsePAM yes" in the
sshd_config. It has always just worked -- every time for me. I have a
number of local and remote rsync scripts run by cron at 4:00 am each day
for backup purposes and you can't ask for a better of simpler backup
scheme than using password less ssh logins.
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