On Sat, 3 Jul 1999, Andy Polyakov wrote: > Can you confirm following statements? > > - if you login to A with ssh1 using password authentication, don't > logout and attempt to login to A with ssh2 it works; Now I have two terminals on machine B. Well, let's see what happened: $ ssh1 A -l mylogin Host key not found from the list of known hosts. Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?yes Host 'A' added to the list of known hosts. Creating random seed file ~/.ssh/random_seed. This may take a while. mylogin@A's password: Last login: Fri Jul 2 14:41:18 1999 from B No mail. $ I'm in. I do not exit. And I use ssh2 A -l mylogin command from the other terminal. $ ssh2 A -l mylogin Accepting host A key without checking. mylogin's password: Last login: Mon Jul 05 1999 06:00:49 from B No mail. $ It really worked. :) > > - on NIS+ server if you run keylogout, you can't login with ssh2 > anymore; I ran keylogout, exited from the shell and reconnected, I was able to login. Even tried this thing without exiting the shell (using another terminal). I could login either way. > > Point is that support for NIS+/Secure RPC is incomplete in 2.0.13 and > depending on your setup you may indeed experience the problems you've > described. Thank you :) > > Andy. > Ali Gunduz UNIX System Administrator, Bilkent University Computer Center, ANKARA
