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Markus Duft wrote: |
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>>Well, after a lot of tinkering, I did manage to get the sshd server |
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>>started as root. Also, I can ssh into it as root. For some strange |
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>>reason it won't allow me to ssh in as a user. When I try, I get a |
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>>"permission denied" message after I type in my passwd. |
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>>This is probably more of an AIX thing than a Prefix thing, but I was |
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>>wondering if anyone would know what would cause this? |
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>Hmm... no plan. You could start sshd with debug output enabled like this (I used this to make sshd work on interix): |
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>EPREFIX/usr/sbin/sshd -D -d -d -d |
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>This sshd will run for one login attempt only, but will print a lot of usefull info (partially also on the client side...). you'll have to stop your running sshd first. |
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>Hope that helps, |
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>Markus |
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I just realized I never posted my progress on this. |
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My problem logging on as user 'greg' was actually a pretty simple error |
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in my /etc/passwd file. I had the '-l' option on the path to bash. |
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Since the system saw it as invalid, it just refused to login and kicked |
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me back out. |
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I tested X forwarding and it works also, as well as scp (which is very |
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helpful). |
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I edited /etc/rc to include the ssh daemon. I'll see if it works next |
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time I boot up. |
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Greg Trigg |
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Jacksonville, AR |
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