I reinstall OS from ubuntu 14.04 lts to linux mint 18. After I generated new ssh-key: $ ssh-keygen -t rsa
After I posted my new ssh key to settings account. When I try to conncet
$ ssh root@n.n.n.n it shows an error - http://pastebin.com/zj0SH6i6 My sshconfig - http://pastebin.com/2rmqTBim
After I added dsa ssh-key: $ ssh-keygen -t dsa
And it printed me similar error.
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This question was answered by @MichaelOjeda:
Anboo,
A few questions: did you add your public key, or keys for that matter, to your root user’s authorized_keys file? Does your user, server-end, have proper permissions setup on your .ssh/ folder? Have you restart your ssh service via the command “service ssh restart,” or a reboot? Your client is clearly, lines 104 and 110, trying to use the keys you made; and then failing on lines 108 and 114.
By the way, you public IP address , and ssh port, is pretty visible in your debug file.
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