Fixed according to user.
Regards
chuck
** Changed in: openssh (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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openssh public key auth broken if one has many keys but only in X11
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/309160
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Fixed according to user.
Regards
chuck
** Changed in: openssh (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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openssh public key auth broken if one has many keys but only in X11
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/309160
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Thank you Nick!
This works for me!!!
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Thank you Nick!
This works for me!!!
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Try setting IdentitiesOnly yes in your ssh config file. It seems that
if you have lots of public keys, then by default on the newer ssh, the
key agent will offer them all. Setting IdentitiesOnly yes will make
ssh only go for the correct key, and not all of them!
(I had a similar problem, and this
Try setting IdentitiesOnly yes in your ssh config file. It seems that
if you have lots of public keys, then by default on the newer ssh, the
key agent will offer them all. Setting IdentitiesOnly yes will make
ssh only go for the correct key, and not all of them!
(I had a similar problem, and this
unfortunately, I have the same bug (
Ubuntu 9.04.
I've found an another workaround:
- remove files with *.pub extension from ~.ssh folder
I don't have an idea, but may this issue is connected with seahorse agent?
Any help would be appreciated
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openssh public key auth broken if one has many
unfortunately, I have the same bug (
Ubuntu 9.04.
I've found an another workaround:
- remove files with *.pub extension from ~.ssh folder
I don't have an idea, but may this issue is connected with seahorse agent?
Any help would be appreciated
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openssh public key auth broken if one has many
putty (0.60-3) fails with the same error (too many authentication
errors).
putty is not configured at all on this machine so it should be in passwd
auth mode. However, ss soon as I put in my login name it comes up with
the error.
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openssh public key auth broken if one has many keys but only
workaround/fix:
- move all keys into subdirectories and update config to reflect changes.
- even with multiple keys in subdirectories it does not try the wrong keys.
hypothesis:
- the ssh client looks in ~/.ssh and tries any files it deems to be keys, even
when 'config' is configured explicitly
putty (0.60-3) fails with the same error (too many authentication
errors).
putty is not configured at all on this machine so it should be in passwd
auth mode. However, ss soon as I put in my login name it comes up with
the error.
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openssh public key auth broken if one has many keys but only
workaround/fix:
- move all keys into subdirectories and update config to reflect changes.
- even with multiple keys in subdirectories it does not try the wrong keys.
hypothesis:
- the ssh client looks in ~/.ssh and tries any files it deems to be keys, even
when 'config' is configured explicitly
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