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Les Mikesell wrote:
> No, it should be the same.  Look in the root/.ssh/authorized_keys file to see 
> if 
> the ssh-copy-id command put the right thing there.  And make sure the file 
> and 
> directories above have the right owner/permissions.   I've seen some versions 
> that want to use a file named authorized_keys2 instead but I'm not sure 
> exactly why.

You could just copy an authorized_keys file from a working machine to
this one as well...

Also, use ssh -v (or -vv) to see if it whether it tries to use the key
etc...

Also, check your server config files and log files and compare to other
working machines...

Regards,
Adam

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Adam Goryachev
Website Managers
www.websitemanagers.com.au
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