Re: SSH madness

Scott - Sorry, but I guess I have done this so many times I did not feel
the need to go into that much detail. I am at my wits end with this,
because I am NOT a newbie at this. I got SSH working years ago on V5R4
thanks to your articles. I definately created an RSA key. I added the
contents of rsa_id.pub on his Mac to the the authorized_keys file on the
IBM i.

Jack - I have checked, double checked and triple checked all the
permissions of the folders and files and I keep checking to make sure the
key isn’t on multiple lines.

Public key auth works my user profile and I use it all day, every day. I
have configured SSH clients and servers many times on various Linux distros
and I have never had a problem on IBM i or elsewhere. Again, it works if I
allow him to sign in with a password. It does NOT work if I add my Mac's
SSH to the authorized_keys on HIS profile, and that is the very key I am
using to help me troubleshoot.

This HAS to be some sort of profile authorities issue, but I am at a loss.

Like I said, I have checked all the permissions multiple times. I even
found a script to display the chmod numbers for the files and directories,
just to be sure. What I am getting is that I have checked all the right
things.

I am probably going to have to open a PMR with IBM. I would say I am
overlooking something dumb, but god help me, I have knack for stumbling on
to bizarre stuff. I was hoping for a simple answer.


On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:22 PM, Jack Woehr <jwoehr@absolute-performance.
com

wrote:

Also be sure that when you added the key to authorized_keys it was one

line

wrapping, not 2 or 3 lines broken.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 4:21 PM, Jack Woehr

<jwoehr@absolute-performance.c

om

wrote:

On the target machine:

- .ssh should be 700
- authorized_keys should 600


On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 4:12 PM, Scott Klement <
midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Not much information here. About all you've told us is "it doesn't

work"

and "from a Mac". But, I use a key generated on my Mac all day long

and

can log in via SSH without any problems.

Is it possible that you generated the wrong type of key?

Or that the authorities are wrong?



On 8/16/2017 4:59 PM, Matt Lavinder wrote:

We are trying to give a new employee access to the PASE/Bash command
shell
via Terminal. I have added his Mac’s RSA key to the authorized_keys

file,

but it still will not let them connect. It will let them connect

with

a

password, but that is not what we want.

For the life of me, I cannot figure out what is different between the

way

they are configured and I am. This all works for me when using my

key

and
my profile. If I add my Mac's key to their authorized_keys file, it

will

not let me connect either (yes, I used their user name).

I have a lot more system authorities than the new employee does, but

I

can’t imagine why that would be the issue.

Is there a specific authority a user needs to be able to communicate

with

the SSHD?

Does anyone have any other ideas?

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