Re: SSH key logins, and ftp login
I can not ftp into my machine for example. And if I login from a strange PC which key I do not have on my keyring, then I can't login to my PC! I can also not login to gdm/kdm. The only place I can login is on tty1 etc. Your problems for sure have no relations with ssh. Are you trying to login as root? -- Alexey Python is executable pseudocode, Perl is executable line-noise.
Re: SSH key logins, and ftp login
On Wed, Mar 06, 2002 at 12:45:36PM +0200, Alexey Vyskubov wrote: I can not ftp into my machine for example. And if I login from a strange PC which key I do not have on my keyring, then I can't login to my PC! I can also not login to gdm/kdm. The only place I can login is on tty1 etc. Your problems for sure have no relations with ssh. Are you trying to login as root? No, as a user. This is the situation: I can log into the local PC (tty1-6). I can also startx after I've stopped kdm. If I create a new user, that user can log in fine. I thought it was something with kdm, but I have the same problem with proftp. Any user I create can ftp just fine, but I can't. And I'm definitely using the right password. I'm stumped frankly. Just noticed that the same thing is happening on another PC I installed. I've created a user for myself, and I can't ssh in with that user. But it's fine with another user on the PC? So it must be something I install/use for my user, and I can't think what it is. -- Danie Roux *shuffle* Adore Unix
SSH key logins, and ftp login
Hi, I've noticed that as soon as I start using ssh keys for an account (generating a ssh2 key, copying public key to remote machine etc.), I can not use the username/password authentication for certain services! I can not ftp into my machine for example. And if I login from a strange PC which key I do not have on my keyring, then I can't login to my PC! I can also not login to gdm/kdm. The only place I can login is on tty1 etc. I'm guessing it has something to do with pam, but I'm very confused. Can someone help me use standard username/password logins when I want too, and key-based authentication otherwise? -- Danie Roux *shuffle* Adore Unix
