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Can't login with SSH

Hello All

I enabled ssh
what I start ssh connection to asl(3.0)
i get the user login
i try to logon with root and I get Access denied
the password is current (I managed to login from the console)
any suggestions ?

Thanks
Tal Raveh

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0 bbb_01 over 23 years ago

Login with root isn't possible from remote...try login as loginuser and then "su" to your root account after that. [:)]

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0 MatthiasStapf over 23 years ago in reply to bbb_01

Hi,

by default ASL does not allow you to login as root vi ssh. use the loginuser and do an su to root. If you want to login as root directly you have to change the sshd_config and change the following line:

PermitRootLogin from "no" to "yes"

But if an update comes which contains fixes for the sshd your changes will be overwritten.

bye

Matthias

[size="1"][ 03 December 2002, 14:31: Message edited by: stapfmat ][/size]
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0 talr over 23 years ago in reply to MatthiasStapf

what is the path of sshd_config ?
i cant find it

thanks for the help
Tal
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0 talr over 23 years ago in reply to MatthiasStapf

what is the path of sshd_config ?
i cant find it

thanks for the help
Tal
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0 MatthiasStapf over 23 years ago in reply to talr

Hi,

take a look here /etc/sshd_config and edit it with the editor of your choice (eg. vi)

bye

Matthias
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0 talr over 23 years ago in reply to MatthiasStapf

oh ye
i found it
and its work, now i can login as root

thanks u all for your help.

Tal Raveh
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