Hi,
I had the same problem. In my case, the machine
that I couldn't connect to (remote machine) did
not "know" the name of the local machine.
Try an
nslookup local_IP_number
on remote host and look if you get back the name
of localhost. If not, you should enter its entry
in the DNS.
Good luck!
Yannis ALIFERIS
PhD Student in Electromagnetic Inverse Scattering - Microwave Imaging
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On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, sarasai wrote:
>hello all,
>
>I have configured two machines for use with ssh.
>
>On both the machines I have the latest version of ssh installed.. I want both of
>them to interact via ssh.
>
>
>created keys on both the machines, and exchanged pub keys and created the files
>authorization and identification worst even have created directory <hostkeys>
>and as a last resort created even the file authorised_keys. The problem is from
>one machine I am able to connect properly but from the other machine I am
>getting the following error :
>
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>$ ssh jupiter
>
>Disconnected; authentication error (No further authentication methods
>available.).
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>
>I have even created the .shosts file. I don't have other files .rhosts,
>equiv.hosts, sequiv.hosts.
>
>could somebody help me please... thanks in advance
>
>Cheers
>Sara
>
>
