Hi,
I just joined this list so I hope this is the proper place to post...
I'm trying to run ssh from a windows command line via the command 'ssh2'.
When I run it the debug output says this:
C:\>ssh2 -v 2 user@site
debug: SshAppCommon/sshappcommon.c:154: Allocating global SshRegex context.
debug: SshConfig/sshconfig.c:2184: Unable to open C:/Documents and
Settings/rmager/Application Data/SSH/ssh2_config
debug: Connecting to 2, port 22...
ssh2: FATAL: Connecting to 2 failed: No address associated to the name
when I ran it on another computer I had similar output but the "Unable to
open..." message tried to open a file called 'identities' (or something like
that, I'm not at that other machine right now) in the same directory. Also
the other machine did not print the "No address associated to the name"
error, instead it says it can't use keys and falls back to prompting me for
a password.
In the first case I can not connect to the remote host at all. In the second
case, I can but only if I enter the password. If I connect from the GUI
based sshclient program then it works fine using keys.
So, my questions are:
1. What is it looking for in the 'ssh2_config' or 'identities' files?
2. How can I use the command line version to connect via keys?
Thanks,
--Rainer
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