One other thing. ssh will ignore the authorized_keys[2] file (even when
it's named correctly) if the permissions on it are not set to 600.
-Michael
>>> meherenow@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 03/26/03 05:25AM >>>
I've generated the keys, copied the .pub key to the other machine and
renamed it authorized_keys in the .ssh directory of the same userid.
However when attempting to either ssh, or batch scp, I am still
prompted for the password.
I'm using Redhat 8.0 with all current errata applied.
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