Re: openssh auto login

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Subject: Re: openssh auto login
From: Gordon Messmer <yinyang@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 01 Jul 2005 18:18:12 -0700
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Bill Rees wrote:

I upgraded a redhat 7.3 system to FC4 and one of the problems thathas surfaced is that the ssh auto login feature that worked on 7.3, nolonger works.

Permission checks have gotten more strict since 7.3. Check your logs(don't recall if it's "messages" or "secure", but probably the latter)for clues as to which file/directory isn't right.

IIRC, the home directory and .ssh must not have group write permissions.The .ssh/config file must not have any permissions for group orothers. The .ssh/authorized_keys file must not be group writable.

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