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From: Scott Reber <sreber@atltechgroup.com>
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If this should be posted to questions instead, I apologize in advance.

I am setting up my first FreeBSD 4.2R box.  I am trying, with no success, 
to connect using ssh via a Windows F-Secure client using public keys.  I am 
able to use ssh2 with a password, but not public key.  This same client has 
been used in the past to access several boxes that were already set up and 
using ssh1 with public key.

While I have read man sshd, man ssh_keygen and checked out openssh.org.  I 
think I followed the instructions, but I am still unable to make this work.

I am running 4.2R clean out of the box.  I've tried creating 
~<user>/.ssh/authorized_keys2 and copying the clients' public key into it 
but to no avail.

Any  assistance will be appreciated.
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Scott Reber




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