Hi, I am currently trying to demonstrate SELinux on a centOS/7 virtual
machine and in order for policy changes to take effect I have to log on as
the user itself rather than su'ing over to it. This has created a difficult
issue with me and accessing the box via any other user than 'vagrant'.
I have tried the following methods:
-> vagrant ssh -- -l <user>
-> ssh -i <route/to/private_key> -p 2222 <user>@localhost
-> configuring VagrantFile to include config.ssh.{username, password}
-> actually placing the public key on the box via the vagrant user into
known_hosts and/or authorised_keys.
All methods work if the vagrant user is specified.
All methods tried have returned the following error - "Permission denied
(publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic.)" if a user other than 'vagrant'
is specified.
I have made a paste of my error log - http://pastebin.com/CEWkGgAF
Can anybody spot the problem I am facing and any possible solutions I can
do to rectify it?
Many thanks,
William
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