Resp: secureCRT to linux openssh authenticate failed

Take attention about the authorized_keys file because after the file name was by default authorized_keys2.

See your right for the directory sshd you must have 700 and you must be the owner.

See your right for the file authorized_keys you must have 640 and you must be the owner.

Use the debug options in the sshd config file for see where is the problem ?

In openssh use LogLevel VERBOSE it's good debug level or DEBUG for more.

Me i use secureCRT and secureFX (ftp over ssh2).

For secureFX i use this method but with this line in the server:

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     ssh-keygen -i -f Identity.put > authorized_keys

and with secureCRT i don't use your method, i create the keys in my server:

ssh-keygen -t dsa -b (lenght of the key)

 and i import the private key in my client this works fine ;)))

     Stephen.

                                                                                                          
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Linux 6.2 ,securecrt3.4
my config step:
1.Generate DSA keypair using secureCRT . 2.Ftp the public to remote host /home/user/.ssh directory

   by asc mode.
3.then ssh_keygen -X -f Identity.put > authorized_keys  4.connected remote by secureCRT
5.the secureCRT said authentication failed.

i used the sshd default config , and made no change to sshd config file. Any thoughts?
3xs. Received on Fri Dec 13 12:52:10 2002

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