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Rob1n |
2010-02-24
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#81
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Originally Posted by seriouser
Sorry, that should be:
Code:
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2010-02-24
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#82
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Progress. I got the prompt about authentication not being established. But now I've suddenly lost the ability to ping "seriouser.mine.nu"
Sorry, that should be:
Code:ssh -p 522 seriouser@seriouser.mine.nu
I can ping if I'm connected on WIFI but not 3g.
Last edited by seriouser; 2010-02-24 at 15:18.
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2010-02-24
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#83
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Okay now I can connect and it's asking for "root@seriouser.mine.nu's password" which isn't the one I set up while creating the RSA keys.
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2010-02-24
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#84
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Originally Posted by seriouser
I can't ping it either - was this working earlier over 3g?
Progress. I got the prompt about authentication not being established. But now I've suddenly lost the ability to ping "seriouser.mine.nu"
I can ping if I'm connected on WIFI but not 3g.
And the authentication prompt you're getting - is this the "host not recognised, do you want to save the key" prompt, or something else?
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2010-02-24
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#85
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
I don' think it was working over 3g, I could've been on WIFI and just not noticed at the moment.
I can't ping it either - was this working earlier over 3g?
And the authentication prompt you're getting - is this the "host not recognised, do you want to save the key" prompt, or something else?
Yep that was the one. I answered yes and all's fine now except that I don't know the root password for seriouser.mine.nu. It's not empty or 1234 or root or anything. Bloody hell!
I even tried "ssh seriouser@seriouser.mine.nu" but it's still asking for a nonexistant password.
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2010-02-24
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#86
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Originally Posted by seriouser
If it's asking for a password then there's a problem with the key files - it should be asking for a pass phrase. This could be a permissions problem - can you post the output of:
Okay now I can connect and it's asking for "root@seriouser.mine.nu's password" which isn't the one I set up while creating the RSA keys.
Code:
ls -al /home/user/.ssh
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2010-02-24
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#88
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Should I try making new key files then?
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2010-02-24
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#89
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Originally Posted by seriouser
No, the reason things aren't working is that all the files are owned by root, not user. To fix this, run:
Should I try making new key files then?
Code:
sudo gainroot chown user: /home/user/.ssh/* chmod 600 /home/user/.ssh/* ls -al /home/user/.ssh
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2010-02-24
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#90
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
That changed all the things to "users". But..
No, the reason things aren't working is that all the files are owned by root, not user. To fix this, run:
Code:sudo gainroot chown user: /home/user/.ssh/* chmod 600 /home/user/.ssh/* ls -al /home/user/.ssh
now ssh doesn't work for some reason
