Same pubkey allows access on one user, but not another
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So I have a centos 7 server with 2 users.
User1 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with externaluser's public key in it.
User2 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with the same externaluser's public key in it.
Externaluser can ssh to User1 with no problems, however, he gets Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic) error when trying to ssh to User2.
Why does this happen? It's literally the same public key, properly pasted into the authorized_keys file of each user, using the same method.
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So I have a centos 7 server with 2 users.
User1 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with externaluser's public key in it.
User2 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with the same externaluser's public key in it.
Externaluser can ssh to User1 with no problems, however, he gets Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic) error when trying to ssh to User2.
Why does this happen? It's literally the same public key, properly pasted into the authorized_keys file of each user, using the same method.
centos ssh
asked 9 hours ago
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Please, tryssh -vfor more detailed information about what's happening and add it to your question.
– francescop21
9 hours ago
Check the owner and permissions on.sshand onauthorized_keys.
– RalfFriedl
8 hours ago
Please check unix.stackexchange.com/questions/36540/… and show the results.
– Jeff Schaller
6 hours ago
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So I have a centos 7 server with 2 users.
User1 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with externaluser's public key in it.
User2 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with the same externaluser's public key in it.
Externaluser can ssh to User1 with no problems, however, he gets Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic) error when trying to ssh to User2.
Why does this happen? It's literally the same public key, properly pasted into the authorized_keys file of each user, using the same method.
centos ssh
asked 9 hours ago
iamAguest
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So I have a centos 7 server with 2 users.
User1 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with externaluser's public key in it.
User2 has the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file with proper permissions and with the same externaluser's public key in it.
Externaluser can ssh to User1 with no problems, however, he gets Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic) error when trying to ssh to User2.
Why does this happen? It's literally the same public key, properly pasted into the authorized_keys file of each user, using the same method.
centos ssh
centos ssh
asked 9 hours ago
iamAguest
985
asked 9 hours ago
iamAguest
985
asked 9 hours ago
iamAguest
985
asked 9 hours ago
iamAguest
985
asked 9 hours ago
iamAguest
985
985
Please, tryssh -vfor more detailed information about what's happening and add it to your question.
– francescop21
9 hours ago
Check the owner and permissions on.sshand onauthorized_keys.
– RalfFriedl
8 hours ago
Please check unix.stackexchange.com/questions/36540/… and show the results.
– Jeff Schaller
6 hours ago
add a comment |Â
Please, tryssh -vfor more detailed information about what's happening and add it to your question.
– francescop21
9 hours ago
Check the owner and permissions on.sshand onauthorized_keys.
– RalfFriedl
8 hours ago
Please check unix.stackexchange.com/questions/36540/… and show the results.
– Jeff Schaller
6 hours ago
Please, try
ssh -v for more detailed information about what's happening and add it to your question.– francescop21
9 hours ago
Please, try
ssh -v for more detailed information about what's happening and add it to your question.– francescop21
9 hours ago
Check the owner and permissions on
.ssh and on authorized_keys.– RalfFriedl
8 hours ago
Check the owner and permissions on
.ssh and on authorized_keys.– RalfFriedl
8 hours ago
Please check unix.stackexchange.com/questions/36540/… and show the results.
– Jeff Schaller
6 hours ago
Please check unix.stackexchange.com/questions/36540/… and show the results.
– Jeff Schaller
6 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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Please, try
ssh -vfor more detailed information about what's happening and add it to your question.– francescop21
9 hours ago
Check the owner and permissions on
.sshand onauthorized_keys.– RalfFriedl
8 hours ago
Please check unix.stackexchange.com/questions/36540/… and show the results.
– Jeff Schaller
6 hours ago