On 06/05/2014 04:56 PM, Short, Kermit wrote:
> Most likely this is due to the SSH server trying to utilize a HostKey
> encryption method that is not supported by X2Go. I'd recommend
> commenting out any sort of ECDSA or other elliptical curve based
> algorithm(/etc/ssh/sshd_config), restarting the SSH daemon, removing the
> host key entry from your client's ~/.ssh/known_hosts file, and trying
> again.
>
The main reason for my problem was that I did not generate the SSH keys
consistently.
The information on the X2Go web site and in the flyer I got at the CLT
2014 (which actually motivated me to try x2go) is in respect to the
generation of the keys (at least for me as a first time user of x2go)
not sufficient.
To solve the problem I threw out all generated keys (user on server,
user on remote client) and followed the description in
Michael W. Lucas: SSH Mistery (ISBN 9781470069711)
Now I have the various types of keys on both machines. And with the
correct settings in the session profile everything works, even
automatically.
Thanks for your hints.
KDJ.