[Savannah-hackers] [ 101861 ] Unable access CVS using uploaded keys

[nobody]

Support Request #101861, was updated on 2003-Feb-20 13:58
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Category: SSH Connection
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Summary: Unable access CVS using uploaded keys

By: roncordell
Date: 2003-Feb-20 13:58
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Hi again,

This is occurring on my local instance of Savannah, 
where I am trying to get the SSH access working to the 
CVS repository.

When I create an RSA1 key and upload it via Savannah, 
then run the sv_cvs script (as root, of course, and in 
the appropriate directory), I can see the user's 
~/.ssh/authorized_keys file get updated correctly with 
the key. However, as that user, I can't access CVS, or 
even try to access the machine that hosts Savannah. To 
be sure, I am forcing rsa1 on the SSH connection. 

Now, as a user with a valid shell account on the 
machine, I can manually upload my keys and access 
everything via SSH -1 just fine.

So, my question is - what step am I missing to get 
this to work for users with their shells set 
to /usr/local/bin/cvssh? One thing to note is that 
cvssh does not exist in /usr/local/bin; could that be 
an issue? I can't find such a beast anywhere within 
Savannah. I am thinking that I am just missing a setup 
step somewhere to get this to work.

Thanks for any assistance!



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