Re: [Jailkit-users] authorized_keys quthentication when in jail?

[antoine fink]

Peter,

I have had any problems to set up Jailkit for sftp, ssh, rsync and sftp 
all together.
Maybe one thing to double check is that the permissions are correctly 
set in your /jail/user/.ssh
I remember having some trouble with ssh auth before, only because the 
permissions on .ssh (and its contents) were too permissive.

Just a tought...

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Peter Lauda wrote:
> All,
>
> I've been trying to get public key authentication running between two
> systems using the jailkit to lock down access in addition to this. I've had
> the jail working succesfuly for some time now using sftp exclusively. We now
> need to allow a specific site access using ssh/rsync. I've tested and
> corected a few things to get regular public key exchange login to work but I
> can't seem to get the jailkit pieces to do the same. 
>
> I've set debugging to DEBUG in sshd_config and I see it trying to read the
> authorized_keys file in the users home directory. I doesn't give any failure
> but the mechanism doesn't function and the password promp always pops up.
>
> Does anyone have a doc on how to accomplish this? I've read through a bunch
> already that are howto's for ssh and rsync but they don't cover what to look
> at when things go wrong. The home directories of the 'jailed' users IS nfs
> mounted but I HAVE set the perms on the files/directories to be world
> readable so that root can read the nfs mounted file(s). Anything else to
> look for?
>
> Cheers!
> --peter
>
>
>
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