Help with SSH

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I am trying to set up authentication with SSH so I can let a script run
a command through ssh on a remote server.

I have followed all of the documentation for creating the private and
public keys and have copied the public key to the remote server to the
/root/.ssh/authorized_keys file. I set up the identity with no password.

I set permisisons and ownership of the key file as well but the
authentication fails and I am forced to enter a password on the command
line.

I have no idea why this isn't working and need some help.

The two servers I am trying to connect are both new and have IP
addresses only. They don't have domain names assigned to them. I assumed
that doesn't matter but I have no idea what the problem is at this
point.

Any help?

Thanks.

Chris Young

Synergy Point


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