openssh unix dev - Oct 2004 - how to get 3.9 to use RSA1 as default?

Hi,
I am having a problem on some systems that use RSA1 I am asked for a 
password even though I am in the authorized_keys file. If I use the
"-1"
option then I can log in password-free. How can this be enabled as the 
default?

Thanks
Andrew

RSA1 is only for ssh v1 protocol.  RSA/DSA are for v2 protocol.

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004, Andrew Zahn wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having a problem on some systems that use RSA1 I am asked for a
> password even though I am in the authorized_keys file. If I use the
"-1"
> option then I can log in password-free. How can this be enabled as the
> default?
>
> Thanks
> Andrew
>
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Andrew Zahn wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having a problem on some systems that use RSA1 I am asked for a 
> password even though I am in the authorized_keys file. If I use the
"-1"
> option then I can log in password-free. How can this be enabled as the 
> default?
If you really want to use SSH protocol 1, then you can put "Protocol
1"
in your ~/.ssh/config file