Logging SSH access attempts
I’ve configured an ubuntu server with openssh in order to connect to it and execute commands from a remote system like a phone or a laptop. The problem is… I’m probably not the only one.
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How to remotely log in with full graphical desktop over X11
I have two machines, both running kubuntu: server & client. I’d like to connect to server from client and start the full graphical interface without fear that some commands would be run as client user.
How to avoid password prompt with rsync (and without using public keys)?
I need to execute rsync, without it prompting me for password.
How to use ssh-agent with multiple (valid) keys and yet choose which one to use?
Let’s say there are two keys A and B, both of which are valid for [email protected] public key authentication. Since authorized_keys is configured for different behaviour depending on the key, ~/.ssh/config on the client uses something like
can’t ssh into remote host with root, password incorrect
I have a remote host,
previously I can ssh into it with root and password
tmux: shared session, one user in a pane, another in another pane, two different cursors
I’ve decided to try tmux: have been reading the docs and googling around, trying to find a way to have two users sharing a session, each with a different cursor.
How do I get ssh-agent to work in all terminals?
I have set up automatic (password less) ssh login to some servers using ssh-copy-id. ssh-agent works only from the terminal where it was run. How do I get ssh-add to work in all my terminals?
Connection reset by peer using sshfs
I am using a fuse/sshfs mount which worked fine so far. Now I had to reinstall the server system and suddenly getting the classic read: Connection reset by peer error. I am using public key authentication and copied my key to the newly installed system. Normal ssh login works fine. I changed the log to debug but sadly this doesn’t give me any useful information:
Why SSH takes a long time to Connect
On some servers some times it takes a long time to ask for password
How can I determine if someone’s SSH key contains an empty passphrase?
Some of my Linux & FreeBSD systems have dozens of users. Staff will use these “ssh gateway” nodes to SSH into other internal servers.