11/5 In ssh1, I can make passphraseless keys that let me login from one
place to another without typing a password/phrase (yes, yes, I know).
How can I do this with ssh2? My man pages aren't helping with what
I need to put into what files to use passphrases instead of passwords.
I know how to make the key, just not what to do with it. Thanks!
\_ copy .ssh/id_dsa.pub from your local machine to
.ssh/authorized_keys2 on the foreign machine. - danh
\_ And chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 --dbushong
\_ Did both of these things and it still falls back to the
password auth... help? Does it have something to do with
either the IdentityFile or AuthorizationFile settings in
sshd2_config?
\_ add the "-v" flag when sshing, does that tell you
anything useful?
\_ Ok, I got it, thanks all. Our machines had the http://www.ssh.com version
installed which works a little differently than soda. I needed to
specify the dsa and pub files in the identification and
authorization files with some trivial syntax. This is from a pdf
off <DEAD>www.ssh.com's<DEAD> support website. Nothing in the man pages about
it. I guess that's how they make money with support and services.
What danh and dbhushong said worked perfectly with soda which had
me confused for a bit. And -v was pretty useless, unfortunately. |