Need to sftp with automatic login from 1 aix machine to another, the id on the target is a DCE(DFS) id
Pat Cornick
cornick at us.ibm.com
Wed Jun 6 23:25:57 EST 2007
Hi Darren,
Thanks for your help on this. We will be changing the id to a local AIX id
to get this to work.
Take care.
Regards,
Pat
Darren Tucker
<dtucker at zip.com.
au> To
Pat Cornick/Endicott/IBM at IBMUS
06/04/2007 06:11 cc
PM openssh-unix-dev at mindrot.org
Subject
Re: Need to sftp with automatic
login from 1 aix machine to
another, the id on the target is a
DCE(DFS) id
Pat Cornick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I had a question and can not find out on the web where anyone might have
> done this. I am sftping
> between one AIX machine and another using automatic login. I have
created
> the id_rsa.pub on the
> source server and added it to the /.ssh/authorized_keys file on the
target
> server. The problem we
> are having seems to be that because the target id is a DCE(DFS) id and
it's
> home directory is
> /fs/home/bondbpex instead of /home/bondbpex it can't find the
> /.ssh/authorized_keys file.
As long as getpwnam() and friends return the correct home dir that
should work.
> The
> permissions on the .ssh directory is 700 and the authorized_keys file is
> 600. Is this possible to be able
> to do this? Thanks for any help you can give me.
Is the home directory not mounted until the user presents a kerberos
ticket or a password that can get one? If so then sshd isn't going to
be able to read the authorized_keys file in the user's home dir.
What you can do is set AuthorizedKeysFile in sshd_config to point to a
local filesystem (eg /etc/ssh/keys or something) but that's a
system-wide parameter so it will affect all users. It would not be hard
to make the Match keyword in recent versions support AuthorizedKeysFile
but at the moment it doesn't.
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