I just booted up mys system after going away for a few days, and during the boot various duplicate block errors were repaired. I don't know if that's relevant or not.
We have 2 machines on a tiny LAN, through a firewall box. On my wife's machine, coo, it complained after it was booted up, that the ssh host key for my machine, posh, had changed. I installed the current version of OpenSSH for coo. A series of odd errors then ensued - so I regenerated various user and host keys. Now on either machine, ssh is very confused. If I slogin from coo to posh, all diagnostics look good, but I actually end up logged back into coo itself. Despite the "connecting to posh" message giving the right IP address for posh. To login to posh from coo, I actually have to slogin to coo itself (and then it logs me into posh). I also have to provide the login password for the opposite machine to what I expect. Similarly for the other machine. Anyone have any idea what's going on? slogin -v isn't helping; both machines local IP addresses are correct, and agree with /etc/hosts ... luke -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
