If I set it to "no", should I still be able to login with a typed-in
password? I get messages such as these:
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Jul 2 12:23:39 remedy.udel.edu sshd[6811]: [ID 800047 local4.debug] debug1:
userauth-request for user ed service ssh-connection method password
Jul 2 12:23:39 remedy.udel.edu sshd[6811]: [ID 800047 local4.debug] debug1:
attempt 1 failures 1
Jul 2 12:23:39 remedy.udel.edu sshd[6811]: [ID 800047 local4.debug] debug2:
input_userauth_request: try method password
Jul 2 12:23:39 remedy.udel.edu sshd[6811]: [ID 800047 local4.debug] debug1: PAM
Password authentication accepted for user "ed"
Jul 2 12:23:39 remedy.udel.edu sshd[6811]: [ID 800047 local4.info] Accepted
password for ed from 128.175.1.9 port 33485 ssh2
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What is a typical example of PAM "challenge response" authentication
as
referred to in sshd(8) under the explanation for
"PAMAuthenticationViaKbdInt"?
Just a sanity check...
Thanks,
Ed
Ed Phillips <ed at udel.edu> University of Delaware (302) 831-6082
Systems Programmer III, Network and Systems Services
finger -l ed at polycut.nss.udel.edu for PGP public key
