Ssh woes...(SOLVED) 2003-10-28 - By Todd McGuinness
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Aright here's where the issue was:
The ssh_config file: ie. The client file had been modified on these two
machines in question. Turn them back to default settings and everything was
golden!!!
Thanks Keith for the response!
Todd
On 10/28/03 3:10 PM, "Keith Mastin" <kmastin@(protected)> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Seeing some strange behaviour on 3 different 7.3 servers. Each with
>> fully qualified hostnames and their sshd_configs are exactly identical.
>
> Are ssh versions, kernel versions, etc. all identical as well? And I'm
> assuming that all machines have identical packages installed, all have
> client, server, ask-pass, etc.?
>
>> The strangeness is as follows - I can connect from client machines simply
>> using rsa authentication on 2 of the servers and ::: then can't connect
>> using the same accounts between the 2 servers.
>
> Was this ever working? If so, what happened before it stopped working?
> (I'm thinking up2date.)
>
> If this was never working, there are so many things that could be wrong,
> and you'll have to check them one by one. Did you try
> uninstalling/re-installing on the problematic machines? Obviously the
> first 2 are fine (double check this by doing an ssh login to the client
> from the 209 server).
>
> Can you login between all the machines using IP addresses? If so, check
> all the hosts files and host.conf.
>
> Can you ping between all machines?
>
> If all else fails, maybe try taking out the .key files in the homedirs on
> the client side of each connection and have sshd remap them.
>
> <snip>
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