Quoting Ben Ricker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Did you move the sshd.pam file from the source or do you see an sshd
> file in your /etc/pam.d folder? If not, you need to get one. I would
> untar the source and copy it out of there.
I have /etc/pam.d/sshd -file configured there. I cannot get connection to even
try to give login/passwd.
Quoting Hans Loehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> Additionally, make sure you configured OpenSSH for use with
> MD5-passwords (./configure --with-md5-passwords) and
> ensure your /etc/hosts.{allow,deny} files are correct.
Since i used rpms i'm not sure what configures are used. How could i check it
now? And my /etc/host.{allow,deny} are properly configured.
> * try "sshd -d -d -d" for maximum debug-verbosity
The connection doesn't register in sshd debug mode.
> * also use "ssh -v -v -v" to connect to your sshd
kruuna% ssh -v -v -v hena@[my.server.here]
debug: hostname is '[my.server.here]'.
debug: Unable to open /h/7/gly/gly_ha/.ssh2/ssh2_config
debug: connecting to [my.server.here]...
debug: entering event loop
FATAL: Connecting to [my.server.here] failed: Connection Refused
Btw. that 'unable to open' thingy doesn't cause it, as i can connect elsewhere
from that computer. And i can't connect from Windows-prog to it (doesn't show
debug-lists that one).
> * try "ssh -v -v -v localhost" from your rh7.1 server to ensure
> your problem is definitely on the sshd-server-side
I can login successfully from loopback address and also with my own ip from
the machine itself.
> Good luck!
Thanks, i'm gonna need it with this one :)
Henrikki Almusa
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