aliasssh
Here is my problem:
my /etc/hosts :
192.168.122.100 toto
192.168.122.110 tata
if I type : ssh toto:
root@toto's password:
Permission denied (publickey,password).`
but If I type ssh toto@192.168.122.100 it works..
What is the problem?
you need to set file permissions right , try this ..
$chmod go-w ~/
$chmod 700 ~/.ssh
$chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
On my system the package openssh-server is not installed, it is called openssh-client
sudo apt-get purge openssh-client
If it is still there
dpkg --listfiles openssh-client
Will give you the locations and name of all openssh-client packages
After looking around, openssh has many preinstalled packages, removing the client alone did not remove ssh from the system, however here is a way to get rid of it all
First you need synaptic package manager
sudo apt-get install synaptic
Open this, enter password and in the search box put ssh, now, you see the package just called ssh ? That is an ssh meta package, uninstalling this should remove ssh from the system completely.
Best Answer
You must specify the remote user, otherwise it will use the user that you are logged into locally.
For example:
So, in your case you would use: