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Hi there,
I have two computers (A and B), both running FC9. Now I need to enable them to ssh login each other without inputting password.
The procedures instructed by ...
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- 01-13-2009 #1Just Joined!
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FC9 Passwordless SSH login
Hi there,
I have two computers (A and B), both running FC9. Now I need to enable them to ssh login each other without inputting password.
The procedures instructed by the following links has been done:
SSH login without password
It is very weird that A can login B but B cannot do the same thing to A - every time, it asks password. And B can passwordless ssh other machines.
Can anybody help me with that? thanks a lot.
- 01-15-2009 #2Linux User
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Wrong permissions is a common problem. On server A make sure directory .ssh and everything in it is owned by the user. Then make sure:
Directory .ssh has permissions 700.
All files in .ssh have permissions 600
If that doesn't fix it, then use the -v option with the ssh command to see if it provides any usefel information.
- 01-15-2009 #3Just Joined!
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Make sure A's .ssh/authorized_keys has the public key of B, .ssh/id_rsa.pub, and has permissions 600.
Make sure B's .ssh/authorized_keys has the public key of A, .ssh/id_rsa.pub, and has permissions 600.
All should work fine.


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