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SSH RSA/DSA authentication via the GUI
Hm. RSA auth certainly works for me. On my Mac, I ran "ssh-keygen -t rsa" to generate a keypair (use a blank password when prompted). I then copied ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to the target machine and put it in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. Make sure it's mode 600 on the target machine (chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys).
SSH RSA/DSA authentication via the GUI
Agreed - I have been using RSA/DSA authentication since 10.1 without any difficulties. You set it up just as you set up ssh on any other OS I have used....
SSH RSA/DSA authentication via the GUI
Is SSHAskPass an Aqua app, or for X11? I've got one for X11, but I'm dying for one for Aqua (and I do NOT want something like SSHKeychain, which is a hack in my opinion). Any suggestions?
SSH RSA/DSA authentication via the GUI
Hmmm.... I never meant to imply that RSA auth didn't work out of the box... I've been using it for a while. However, it *doesn't* work when you use a connection management tool like Telnet Launcher, as I mentioned in the original post. The point of my hint was to demonstrate how to get GUI apps like Telnet Launcher to use make use of the necessary env variables to get RSA to work. |
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