Vikas Rawat wrote:
3. We have also changed the file/directory permission for ~/.ssh &
~/.ssh/authorized_key to be read-write for user only by executing
chmod -R 600 .ssh
Did you modify /etc/sshd_config to use the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file?
Also notice that it should be "keys" not "key". And by default
sshd_config won't read that file to check for public keys.
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