ssh key frustration.
by camorri from LinuxQuestions.org on (#50XTB)
I have been trying for days to sort out why I can not get rsa keys to authenticate.
The server is Slackware current arm on a Raspberry Pi 3. The hosts, I have 3 systems installed in my main system. sda is current/64 fully updated, sdb is 14.2 64 bit, and the third is on an nvme drive, its current 64 bit fully updated.
I can generate keys, copy them using ssh-copy-id, but, I always get a password prompt.
This line was in the verbose output.
Quote:
Where is this key not in PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes ? Is this the client or the server? I have looked in the config files for client and server. What should I be looking for?
A side note, I did read DSA keys are no longer recommended. Are RSA keys good? If not, what keys should I generate?
As far as I can see, permissions are correct on directories, and keys.
The server is Slackware current arm on a Raspberry Pi 3. The hosts, I have 3 systems installed in my main system. sda is current/64 fully updated, sdb is 14.2 64 bit, and the third is on an nvme drive, its current 64 bit fully updated.
I can generate keys, copy them using ssh-copy-id, but, I always get a password prompt.
This line was in the verbose output.
Quote:
| Skipping ssh-rsa key /home/cliff/.ssh/id_rsa - not in PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes |
A side note, I did read DSA keys are no longer recommended. Are RSA keys good? If not, what keys should I generate?
As far as I can see, permissions are correct on directories, and keys.