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Hello Jason,
Am 24.05.2023 um 21:33 schrieb Jason Olson <josys36@xxxxxxxxx>:
So I'm trying to establish an ssh connection from a 7.3 system to a 7.5 system using keys. When I ssh from the 7.5 system to the 7.3 system it works fine. However, from the 7.3 system to the 7.5 system it won't connect using keys. It will default to a password and I have to supply a password to continue.
If I put the connection into debug using -vv I don't get any error messages when the 7.3 system supplies the keys to the 7.5 system.
Has this worked before? Or is this a new setup?
The messages will be logged by the *server side*, because that one apparently refuses to use the keys.
On the refusing server:
- Check permissions of the user's home directory, and the associated .ssh subdirectory. Write permissions should only be granted to the user.
- Check permissions to the key files in the .ssh-subdirectory. The private key (the one without .pub) should be read/writable only by the owner, and no one else.
- Check that directories and files belong to the correct user.
On both machines:
- Check ssh_config and sshd_config for differences.
Has anyone seen this before?
Not on IBM i but in the end it's just ssh. Many things can go wrong.
:wq! PoC
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