Nope, that doesn't work either. There are not any firewalls blocking me, I
have direct access to the computer I'm trying to connect to. Both of them
are on the same 192.168.5.x network.
What version of openssh does your linux box run that you are connecting too?
Mine's using openssh-4.5_p1-r1. And what distro and release are you running?
Redhat? Mandriva? Suse? *buntu? And what version?
Whatever is keeping me from authenticating is not the network, otherwise I
would not be able to ssh with another client to the same machine with the
same username and same password. Its got to be a difference between our
configurations.
I've got a better idea. Let me setup a restricted ssh account on my box so
you can see if it still works from your side. I've just verified from
another friend of mine external to my network that he can ssh in just fine
with the user and IP/hostname. I'm going to send the login stuff to you in a
separate email, since I'd rather not have a flood of people trying to ssh
into my box.
Paul
On 7/17/07, Guenter Knauf <eflash_at_gmx.net> wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
> > Yes, the extra '_' is a typo.
> ok, good, then my patch should now work for MSVC7.
>
> > You can't copy/paste from the windows command prompt.
> no, you can copy&paste from a cmd or command prompt (but you should use
> cmd on XP):
> either in the cmd menu or in the context menu you csn find a 'mark'
> option; once you have selected this you can mark text in the smd box which
> gets then highlighted, and when you're ready then press enter and the marked
> text goes into clipboard, and you can from there insert into other apps as
> f.e. your mailer, or text editor.
>
> > I can ping the server by hostname and ssh to it with Konsole and I can
> ping
> > the server by IP address and connect to it by IP address with Konsole.
> SSH
> > works there just fine.
> hmm, but it still may be a firewall problem if your ssh program is a
> trusted one, but the ssh2 sample is not.
>
> > Still fails:
> > Authentication by password failed.
> I've now build ssh2 sample with MSVC6, and that works as fine as the
> MingW32 build;
> please try with this:
> http://www.gknw.net/test/libssh2/example_ssh2.zip
> if you still cant make a successful authentication with this then I
> believe something goes wrong with your box, f.e. firewall?
>
> Guenter.
>
>
>
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