Le 7 mai 08 à 22:53, Dave Sheeran a écrit :
Hi Guys
I have a problem with SSH on a 10.3.9 server.
Initially it looked like sshd was corrupt, the file was locked,
couldn't be unlocked, moved, renamed or deleted. Couldn't even do
anything with it when I booted from another system disk. Eventually
fixed it by creating a new /usr/sbin/ folder and moved everything
into it along with a backup of sshd. That's fine, it works again.
Now I have another problem.
When I run ssh-keygen -t dsa, rather than ask for a location to
save the key it puts it (id_dsa_1024_a), without delay, into ~/.ssh2/
Why doesn't it put it into ~/.ssh/ or ask for a location?
Hello Dave,
It looks like you aren't using OppenSSH as provided by Apple
anymore; are you sure you haven't installed some third-party SSH
system (such as the one from ssh.com) on your server and overwritten
all or part of the original components?
I have tried it on two other servers and it stores asks for a
location and defaults to ~/.ssh/
Because that's the default behavior of the ssh-keygen binary that
comes with OpenSSH...
HTH,
Axel _______________________________________________
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