Re: Cannot log in as [email protected] after added SSH key to Gitlab

Hi,

I still cannot connect - thanks for the heads up on the Debian
distribution issue. There might be two problems: 1.
.ssh/authorized_keys2 is still there and still trashed 2. old OpenSSH
version that does not support ED25519 keys.

I think the problem was caused because I had ControlMaster on in the SSH
config on the machine I was using - I trashed the authorized_keys2 file
when trying to add the new SSH key (there was probably a newline missing
at the end) and I did not notice until the ControlMaster connection
expired.

If you remove vsedach/.ssh/authorized_keys2 and put my new RSA key
(attached) in .ssh/authorized_keys I should be able to get back in.

Thank you!



Mark Evenson <[email protected]> writes:

> On 7/1/17 23:12, Vladimir Sedach wrote:
>> ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIDc+4x1XblOzyfHAzOCbM00FB/VglYg0PvOSL8FuQKQ/ [email protected]
>
> Added the key to
> <file://comon-lisp.net/home/vsedach/.ssh/authorized_keys>, and hopefully
> didn't munge the permissions too badly.
>
> Let us know if you need more help re-establishing control.
>
> In general, I find our SSH situation a bit wonky, presumably as we are
> still running an older Debian distribution that doesn't have all the
> latest SSH conventions well established.  Erik has been working on
> moving us over to the latest Debian ("Stretch") which I would argue
> would be the sane point to try to figure out why sshd on that host
> behaves the way it does.