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glirk
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Joined: 27 May 2004
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 Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2004 11:17 pm Post subject: SSH Secure Shell 3.2.9.1 |
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Anyone have a clue why a user would be told by ssh that their password is incorrect, only to try again 30 min later and have it work?
I have not changed a thing. Since they get the password prompt either way, I assume it's not an intermittent network problem.
Simply waiting may turn your failure into a success when logging into my box.
I use ssh provided by ssh.com (not openssh, yes I know I *can* use openssh - but am concerned wrt security).
| Code: | [root@tron:/home/cr]$ ssh -V
ssh: SSH Secure Shell 3.2.9.1 (non-commercial version) on i686-pc-linux-gnu |
I also can't seem to connect to any ssh servers other than my own. I have tried to connect to a friend's machine running the same version of ssh as I am, and I have also tried a Solaris 10 box with Sun's ssh. The ssh client hangs until I ctrl-c, and gives me this:
| Code: | | Received signal 2. (no core) |
I've been thru my config files and the relevant FAQ's/manuals, but cannot find a way to fix either of these problems.
TIA.
ps: If your answer contains the words "use" and "openssh" just save your time. I know openssh works, I've tested it. I'm curious about this version of ssh. |
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hifidelity
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well starting out i would say... Support free software and use openssh!
as for your problem, its possible that maybe updating to a more recent version of pam may work? i don't know if that version of ssh uses pam, but its worth a try maybe using one of the newer ~unstable pam packages.  |
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