scp ###.###.###.###:/home/user/.ssh/id_rsa/pub
root@###.###.###.###'s password:
Permission denied (publickey,password).
i know both of these passwords for the server and the client system
. what am i doing wrong?
pupERaver 1 year ago
Sorry for the long reply buddy.
@pupERaver - maybe you need to turn off publickey, and only use your password? in your freenx-server?
Do you have a different user in your freenx-server other than ROOT? It's best practice that we don't enable the root account in an Ubuntu machine.
Because I noticed this:root@###.###.###.###'s password:
Maybe in your freenx-server -- it's disabled, the "Allow root login." Search for it there.
BugsVHumans 1 year ago
Do I need to create a key on the client end first. For example, I am trying to use FreeNX client on Windows to access my Ubuntu Nas. How do I create a key in this instance?
1591samm 1 year ago
@1591samm - sorry I don't have experience with Ubuntu NAS.
scp ###.###.###.###:/home/user/.ssh/id_rsa/pub
root@###.###.###.###'s password:
Permission denied (publickey,password).
i know both of these passwords for the server and the client system
. what am i doing wrong?
pupERaver 1 year ago
Sorry for the long reply buddy.
@pupERaver - maybe you need to turn off publickey, and only use your password? in your freenx-server?
Do you have a different user in your freenx-server other than ROOT? It's best practice that we don't enable the root account in an Ubuntu machine.
Because I noticed this:root@###.###.###.###'s password:
Maybe in your freenx-server -- it's disabled, the "Allow root login." Search for it there.
BugsVHumans 1 year ago
Do I need to create a key on the client end first. For example, I am trying to use FreeNX client on Windows to access my Ubuntu Nas. How do I create a key in this instance?
1591samm 1 year ago
@1591samm - sorry I don't have experience with Ubuntu NAS.
BugsVHumans 1 year ago