Re: remote shutdown windows from linux

I followed that step number 4 to change the modes.

Is there any other setting you have to modify in ssh_config to get it
started ?

Thanks man ,I really appreciate your help




3c273 wrote:
Did you try step 4 from the key_authentication.txt file? I still have not
tried with my slackware box, but from a windows box, I was unable to login
using public key until I changed the value of "StrictModes" to "no" in the
"sshd.config" file and restart the openssh service. I will try from
Slackware when I get a chance.
Louis

<diffuser78@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am doing exactly what is said in the doc and what you said but I am
not able to login using the public key.

I was just wondering if you were able to do it using public key.

Every help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

3c273 wrote:
I don't use key authentication but I believe you need to store your
public
key in a folder called ".ssh" (note the leading dot) inside your home
folder. You will also need to add your key to the "authorized_keys"
file.
There is a document called "key_authentication.txt" in the docs folder
that
explains it. Hope this helps.
Louis

<diffuser78@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I can now logon using password. I wanted to automate the login using
the public and private keys. So I created a pair of public and private
keys on my linux box.
I copied the .pub key on the windows box in the $HOME directory which
is C:\Document and Settings\Username.

Then I copied the .pub file in the list of authorized_keys which is
also located in the $HOME directory which is C:\Document and
Settings\Username.

Now when i login from linux box, it asks me username and password.
After giving password it logs me in. Since I wanted to automate the
procude I did the public/private keys. I want to avoid the step that
it
asks me the password.

I want something like

ssh username@IP_ADDR # It will log me in
shutdown -s # shuts the computer down


Every help is appreciated.

Thanks



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