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#91
Originally Posted by seriouser View Post
That changed all the things to "users". But..


now ssh doesn't work for some reason
Are you running ssh as root or as the normal user?
 
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#92
Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
Are you running ssh as root or as the normal user?
Tried both. Is the same id_rsa supposed to be in two places, mainly /root/.ssh/ and /home/user/.ssh/ ?
 
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#93
Originally Posted by seriouser View Post
Tried both. Is the same id_rsa supposed to be in two places, mainly /root/.ssh/ and /home/user/.ssh/ ?
Depends, really. Unless you have a need to use ssh as the root user (which there shouldn't be), then it only needs to be in /home/user/.ssh. Can you double-check the config file there and make sure that's still correct, then post what error you're getting from (as user):
Code:
ssh seriouser.mine.nu
 
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#94
Okay, I was again on the god damed WiFi and didn't notice. It seems to work on 3g now.

Now though what I get is this "Hi there!shell request failed on channel 1"


Hi there! is the banner I set up.

Funnily enough the ssh doesn't work when rooted, as it's searching for the id_rsa file in /root/.ssh instead of /home/user/.ssh

Last edited by seriouser; 2010-02-24 at 16:10.
 
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#95
Originally Posted by seriouser View Post
Okay, I was again on the god damed WiFi and didn't notice. It seems to work on 3g now.

Now though what I get is this "Hi there!shell request failed on channel 1"


Hi there! is the banner I set up.
Great! We're getting somewhere then Check you've enabled shell access on the server - if so, enable logging as well so you can see what error's being reported.
 
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#96
Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
Great! We're getting somewhere then Check you've enabled shell access on the server - if so, enable logging as well so you can see what error's being reported.
If enabling shell access means enabling it via the users tab, then I've done that. Still I get the same error message.
 
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#97
02-24-2010 18:11:54 Telnet server stopped.
02-24-2010 18:11:54 SSH server stopped.
02-24-2010 18:11:57 SSH server started.
02-24-2010 18:11:57 Tray icon shown (admin logged in)
02-24-2010 18:11:57 Your freeSSHd is up-to-date.
02-24-2010 18:12:15 IP 85.77.217.16 SSH connection attempt.
02-24-2010 18:12:21 IP 85.77.217.16 SSH : user unknown.
02-24-2010 18:12:21 IP 85.77.217.16 SSH disconnected.



Here's the output from the log.
 
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#98
Originally Posted by seriouser View Post
02-24-2010 18:11:54 Telnet server stopped.
02-24-2010 18:11:54 SSH server stopped.
02-24-2010 18:11:57 SSH server started.
02-24-2010 18:11:57 Tray icon shown (admin logged in)
02-24-2010 18:11:57 Your freeSSHd is up-to-date.
02-24-2010 18:12:15 IP 85.77.217.16 SSH connection attempt.
02-24-2010 18:12:21 IP 85.77.217.16 SSH : user unknown.
02-24-2010 18:12:21 IP 85.77.217.16 SSH disconnected.

Here's the output from the log.
Looks like it's not connecting as the correct user. Can you confirm that you're running ssh under the user account, that the /home/user/.ssh/config file contains a "User seriouser" line, and that you're connecting with "ssh seriouser.mine.nu"?

If so, it's still not reading the config file properly. You could try running:
Code:
ssh -v seriouser.mine.nu
That should dump out some logs at the client end. You can use "-vv" to get more detail.
 

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#99
Ha! It was the "Use new console engine" that had to be unchecked. Now it seems to work


Except that the key presses don't seem to register in the DOS.
 
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#100
Originally Posted by seriouser View Post
Ha! It was the "Use new console engine" that had to be unchecked. Now it seems to work
Interesting - it works fine here with that enabled. Which version of Windows are you running?
 
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