Yes, when I ran "ssh -l root [clientip] whoami" I was indeed backuppc
user. Thanks Les Mikesell and Richard Shaw.
Ray Frush,
I ran "admin@wdnbkup01:~$ sudo -u backuppc rsync -aP
root@[myclientip]:/tmp /tmp/client
[sudo] password for admin:
receiving incremental file list
created dir
On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 12:19 PM, Robert E. Wooden wrote:
> I have been using Backuppc for a few years now. Recently I upgraded my
> machine to newer, faster hardware. Hence, I have experience exchanging ssh
> keys, etc.
>
> It seems I have one client that refuses to connect via ssh. When I exchan
What happens when you run
sudo -u backuppc rsync -aP root@client:/tmp /tmp/client
On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Robert E. Wooden wrote:
> I have been using Backuppc for a few years now. Recently I upgraded my
> machine to newer, faster hardware. Hence, I have experience exchanging ssh
On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 12:19 PM, Robert E. Wooden wrote:
> I have been using Backuppc for a few years now. Recently I upgraded my
> machine to newer, faster hardware. Hence, I have experience exchanging ssh
> keys, etc.
>
> It seems I have one client that refuses to connect via ssh. When I exchan
I have been using Backuppc for a few years now. Recently I upgraded my
machine to newer, faster hardware. Hence, I have experience exchanging
ssh keys, etc.
It seems I have one client that refuses to connect via ssh. When I
exchanged keys and ran "ssh -l root /[clientip]/ whoami" the client
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