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ssh login delayed on Debian
When logging in to an up to date Debian 12 (bookworm) server via ssh (to IP address) the login is delayed by ~10 seconds after entering the password (and also when doing ssh login via key).
Here is ...
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"Connection reset" after "debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent"
So, here is the view from the client side - I do not yet have access to the server-side logs... What might be happening ? What should I check ? What should I do to get better information ?
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DropbearSSH - ssh client says: Authentication succeeded (public key) but connection closed by remote host
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How to setup password-less (key-based) ssh from Ubuntu16.04 client to Dropbear SSH server?
My private key is not passphrase-protected.
I am unable to ssh from Ubuntu16.04 to DropbearSSH with ...
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ssh from windows 10 to debian with no password
I tried to SSH without a password from a Windows 10 client to a Linux [Debian] server without using a password, following every step described here; however, I am still asked for the password every ...
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Apparent SSH anomaly
I have four machines on which I'm installing Debian 11.2. On three of them, there was nothing I wanted to save, so I just did a clean install. On the fourth (10.0.0.96) I needed to save some stuff so ...
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OpenSSH Problems combining PAM and Password
I'm playing around with MFA out of personal interest and ran in to an issue I haven't been able to figure out.
I recently set up PAM (using Google Authenticator) and would like to combine this with ...
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Why is OpenSSH server installed and enabled by default?
I am installing a new Debian based distro. I'm following a guide and it appears that OpenSSH server is enabled by default. That is, openssh-server is installed by default. To my understanding, this is ...
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Problems trying to keep SSH session alive "forever"
I know there are many questions/articles about this topic. But... I tried a bunch of them and nothing seems to make my SSH connection alive "forever".
I'm currently working from MacOs BigSur ...
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Change OpenSSH Window Title On Sucessfull Login
I just got a new server and as I wanted to transition from Ubuntu to Debian, installed Debian 10 on there. Im Using OpenSSH provided by Windows to login (OpenSSH_for_Windows_7.7p1, LibreSSL 2.6.5)
I ...
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ssh permission denied (publickey,keyboard-interactive)
Why I insist on asking a question
I've done a quick search on this problem and done a few solutions that have been said. None worked.
What I did
Termux as host. Installed apt install openssh, ...
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Bash: Failing to Capture Exit Code of Command executed Remotely via SSH
I am using OpenSSH and have the following bash script, named foo, on Debian 8 (Jessie) Linux:
#!/bin/bash
ssh [email protected] "$1"
if [[ $? ]]; then
echo "Pass"
else
echo "Fail"
fi
I am ...
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Can openssh ignore login notifications by specific IP address?
I'm use pushover on my openssh server to notifications, but I want to ignore my own ip address, to not send a notification when I connect to the server.
I have a dynamic ip address, so I wrote a ...
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ssh with kerberos:Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic)
I configured kerberos 5. I also configured ssh2. Then I tried to authenticate with kerberos user on remote. When the user
tried the following command to connect to a remote host:
ssh -v username@...
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Use SSH server at /usr/local/sbin/sshd?
I'm working on a MIPSEL ci20 dev-board. It runs Debian 7 so its no longer receiving security updates. Debian 8 is in beta and it appears to be suffering some memory issues, so I don't want to risk an ...
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Cannot connect with public/private key between different version of openSSH
I generate public/private keys to connecto to server with ssh without write password every time. I'm using:
Client: Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 (jessie) with Kernel 3.16.0-4-amd64 OpenSSH_6.7p1 Debian-5, ...
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