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when you say SSH that means you made an RSA keys and connected it to the user!!! <br> <br>if not, then I guess you need to login by root and modify the user permissions. you need to grant the user some permissions to some folders as well. <br> <br>I hope you didn’t disable root login yet!!
<blockquote>anymore</blockquote>Have you changed any config files recently?