[15:26] <voodoo> ompaul, i'm here
[15:26] <ompaul> voodoo are you up to date with patches etc?
[15:26] <voodoo> i've just updated all packages with synaptic
[15:26] <voodoo> so, yes i'm up to date
[15:27] <ompaul> ok so have you "openssh-server" installed on the machine you want to log into
[15:27] <voodoo> yes
[15:27] <voodoo> ompaul, i'm not really a newbie...
[15:28] <voodoo> before updating openssh every worked fine
[15:28] <voodoo> after update
[15:28] <voodoo> on remote machine
[15:28] <ompaul> so then you need to recreate the keys that is all
[15:28] <voodoo> i did
[15:28] <ompaul> and remove them from the far end machine
[15:28] <voodoo> i can log locally using keys
[15:28] <voodoo> i cannot log from another machine
[15:29] <voodoo> using keys
[15:29] <ompaul> the remote machine needs the new keys from the Client
[15:29] <voodoo> erased all keys and copied the new one
[15:29] <voodoo> & checked everything was allright
[15:30] <voodoo> i changed the config line to PasswordAuth,.. = no
[15:30] <ompaul> voodoo, I suggest you take it apart again, on both ends
[15:30] <voodoo> and I get an error
[15:30] <voodoo> permission denied (publickey)
[15:31] <ompaul> voodoo, you then have not replaced them - so remove the .ssh/authorized_keys and remove the hosts file
[15:31] <voodoo> ompaul, i did... trust me on that
[15:32] <ompaul> think about it new setups work so why is your old one not
[15:33] <voodoo> anyway... it's the hardy machine having problems connecting to... the other (a debian) works fine
[15:33] <voodoo> the public key from the debian is stored in authorized_keys from the hardy
[15:34] <ompaul> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/05/13/openssh-openssh-vulnerabilities-confirm-fix-instructions/
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