I thought I had this down pat for some time now.  The other day I upgraded
openssh on one of the servers and the no password required stuff I set up
stopped working for to that server.  I have one server called hoho I use to
check other computer resources and stuff and it has a user (santa).  All my
other servers have a santa user too.  Anyway, I ran ssh-keygen -d on the
hoho server as santa, which made id_dsa.pub.  I copied this file to the
other servers' santa/.ssh directory and cat it into authorized_keys2 file
(another server is called snowflake for this question).  I changed to the
user santa with su - santa and then typed ssh snowflake ls and expected to
get a listing without typing in a password, but it prompted me.  I thought
that putting the id_dsa.pub into the authorized_keys2 file was all you
needed to do!?!  The version of openssh on both servers is 2.9p2.


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