ssh asking for password when it shouldn’t
After a recent Ubuntu upgrade, one of my frequented remote servers stopped accepting my public key and was prompting me for my password. The password is gross and unwieldy and I was most put-out, I must say. So, I googled the title of this post. Mostly suggestions to check the permissions of various files. All of mine were locked tight to user-only, including my home directory. Of course, I’d already tried ssh -vvv to get all the debugging output. Unfortunately,...