On Mon, 04 Sep 2000, Angel L. Mateo wrote:
> First, you can try to copy your public key into the linux
> box, but to the ssh2 directory. This could be one reason of problem.
>
I read the same FAQ you probably got this from. It didn't
work. :-(
> If this does not solve the problem, then
> you have to revised > the sshd2 configuration file. In
> this file you can say what > authentication schemes you
> are going to use. Maybe you have user/ > passwd scheme
> disabled.
>
Well, here's the thing -- *I* never changed the sshd2
config file...
Oh, well... I'm going to try OpenSSH and see if that makes
any difference... I'm recompiling the src.rpm files right
now...
John
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