[ale] ssh issue

[Ed Cashin]

Taking you at your word about already checking permissions, I'd answer that
you might check the ssh daemon configuration.  (They're worth a double
check, so I agree that the other responses are helpful.)

One trick I find helpful when the ssh server is doing odd things is to use
the debug option to launch the ssh daemon verbosely on a high port like
2345, so that I can see it print stuff out as I try to ssh from a different
host.

Another possibility (a long shot, though) is SELinux.  You can check for SE
alerts to see whether that's stopping something related to ssh key use.



On Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 6:38 PM, leam hall <leamhall at gmail.com> wrote:

> Mostly I'm tired and brain dead. I built some servers and put in the
> authorized-keys file. On one server it works well, the one I built
> manually. On the others it fails, it asks for the password. I've recopied
> in the key, checked the permissons, etc. Not seeing any real differences.
>
> What are some more things I can look at in the AM? Have not really applied
> anything special to either box.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Leam
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