On 23.08.2016 11:26 AM, Thomas Stephan wrote:
Package: x2goclient Version: 4.0.5.1 (Qt - 4.8.7)
Using x2goclient on MacOSX 10.11.6 to connect to a linux machine (Ubuntu). Connection works fine, but a message box pops up with the message: SSH-Daemon konnte nicht gestartet werden. However, I have an ssh-server running on my machine, and I am able to connect to it from remote.
Find the error message below:
On what port is the SSH daemon listening? What port has been set in the general client settings?
The error message explicitly contains pointers what to check regarding the configuration and - if remote printing or file sharing support are not required
- how to get rid of the warning message.
Mihai
I did not change the port, so it should be listening on the default port 22. The client setting for the local SSH-port for file sharing is 22.
We need file sharing and printer support, therefore it is not an option to suppress the warning message by disabling these functions.
Best, Thomas
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Am 24.08.16 um 21:52 schrieb Mihai Moldovan:
On 23.08.2016 11:26 AM, Thomas Stephan wrote:
Package: x2goclient Version: 4.0.5.1 (Qt - 4.8.7)
Using x2goclient on MacOSX 10.11.6 to connect to a linux machine (Ubuntu). Connection works fine, but a message box pops up with the message: SSH-Daemon konnte nicht gestartet werden. However, I have an ssh-server running on my machine, and I am able to connect to it from remote.
Find the error message below: On what port is the SSH daemon listening? What port has been set in the general client settings?
The error message explicitly contains pointers what to check regarding the configuration and - if remote printing or file sharing support are not required
- how to get rid of the warning message.
Mihai
On 25.08.2016 10:55 AM, Thomas Stephan wrote:
I did not change the port, so it should be listening on the default port 22. The client setting for the local SSH-port for file sharing is 22.
Okay, can you please provide me with the output of
sudo lsof -n -i | grep -i ssh
and
ls -ldh /etc/ssh_host_rsa_key.pub
Looks like you don't have an RSA host key (which would be weird, if the system sshd is actually running.)
In that case, X2Go Client currently spawns a private sshd instance *with an DSA key*. Newer OpenSSH versions deprecated DSA keys, though, so that's probably the reason why starting it up fails.
Mihai
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