I'm trying to use my ssh client to connect to a server. By the way,
I'm able to connect using PuTTY on an XP machine.
When I
ssh v whatever
the error at the bottom includes this:
Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-with-mic,password)
In the configuration file, I have:
#GSSAPIAuthentication yes
GSSAPIAuthentication no
#PreferredAuthentications keyboard-interactive,passwd,publickey
PreferredAuthentications keyboard-interactive,passwd
The commented out portions is what I normally use for settings.
No matter what I do, I can't seem to change the behavior of my ssh
client where it prompts me for a password.
Is there compilation switch that comes with the stock OpenSSH on
CentOS?
This is driving me nuts. I'm able to use that client if I have a
public key that matches my private one just fine. But I can't get
that client to prompt for a password minus that.
I notice that the OpenSSH server I'm connecting to has
GSSAPIAuthentication on.
Nevertheless, If I'm able to connect with PuTTY, and get a password
prompt, I should be able to do it with my ssh client.
What do I need to change in my /etc/ssh/ssh_config (or actually
~/.ssh/config) to make this work?
=== Al
