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Is this issue fixed? Even am facing the same issue since a week. Unable to do ssh-copy-id for the new user created
I am facing the same issue and the solution provided above did not solve my problem…If anyone has fixed this issue with some other approach kindly help…
Oh, and another thing… If you’re trying to establish root credentials into another server, then you’re violating a best practice. There is a valid security reason to not have root keys enabled. As it stands, a hacker would need to compromise the lower level access, then elevate privileges and bypass another layer of security.
That’s why the config change above would work if you were trying to establish root access from another server. Basically, you would have to violate your security policy to copy the key. Creating a bypass is not recommended.