5 Apr
2004
5 Apr
'04
9:46 a.m.
Martin Laabs s8606710@rcs.urz.tu-dresden.de writes:
laabs$ lsh -lroot 100.100.100.10
Note that by default, lsh doesn't allow root login. You have to use lshd --root-login if you need that.
lshd: Unknown publickey algorithm spki-sign-dss
This is kind-of normal (spki support in lshd is not finished). If the client has a dsa key, it will try public-key auth with the algorithms "spki-sign-dss" and the standard "ssh-dss", as well as with password auth. So "spki-sign-dss" doesn't really matter.
Regards, /Niels