ssh or not to ssh
Ok, new scenario. 3 debian unstable boxes. 3 2.4.2 kernels. 3 boxes
all upgraded to latest dist-upgrade yesterday. 1 box will take ssh logins
the other deny. I get the standard /etc/motd, then a line saying:
setgid: Operation not permitted
Connection to vanguard closed.
I've checked for permissions and options on /etc/ssh/ssh*, /bin/ksh and
home dirs on the machines. The machine I can log into is nfs mounting
the home directories from one macine that I can't log into. The other
machine I can't log into is also mounting the home dirs. Both machines
are using autofs to do mounts, and are using the same auto.home files.
I coppied them from one to another to make sure they were the same.
Thought, solutions?
Robert
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