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What is the permission of ~/.ssh/authorized_keys? <br>That file should not be global writable, otherwise it will fail. <br>You may try to run: <br>sudo chmod 0600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys <br> <br>You can also make the following changes to /etc/ssh/sshd_config to force public key authentication. <br> <br>PasswordAuthentication no <br>RSAAuthentication yes <br>PubkeyAuthentication yes
Hi Tony, thanks for your response. <br> <br>The file permissions are fine but I did run that command anyway. The permissions didn’t change once I did it so I presume they were set correctly in the first place. <br> <br>I have also altered those settings you mentioned in the sshd_config file previously after looking around on Google but I did try them again but to no avail. <br> <br>This leaves me here: <br> <br>I am connecting via Secure Shell client to my VPS with user ‘adt’. I am then met with this: <br>Enter passphrase for key ‘/.ssh/id_rsa’: <br>I can put in the passphrase and it lets me in as expected (but no confirmation of the connecting being secured with SSH key) or, worryingly, if I get the password wrong, I am prompted to enter it a further two times. When I have got it wrong for the third time I am then prompted for the user ‘adt’ password, completely negating the point of the key in the first place. <br> <br>Can you assist any further, please? <br> <br>Thanks! <br> <br>
I have just run the ‘reload ssh’ command and now I am locked out because of disabling passwords through sshd_config, obviously this is expected. <br> <br>So I am met with the same message about asking for the passphrase except this time, entering the correct passphrase won’t work and after the third attempt I am met with this message: <br>Permission denied (publickey). <br>NaCl plugin exited with status code 255.