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We recently updated our Fedora CoreOS to 33.20210117.3.2. I notice during the upgrade my slex commands fail on the new version. I'm connecting from a Centos7 server.
slex --host <my host> -u <my user> hostname fails with the following: <my host>:22: ERROR none of the provided authentication methods can establish SSH session successfully
Slex returns the hostname on the previous version of FCOS. I've tried FQDN, short name and IP address for the host.
SSH commands work fine as well (e.g. ssh <my user>@<my host> hostname)
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This isn't an issue with updated ssh clients so I'm assuming slex has ssh baked in. I haven't tested but it looks like a workaround is to update your ssh key to something other than RSA. There are other workarounds in that article. If slex was updated to use a more current ssh client that should work too (assuming that I'm right about it being baked into slex).
We recently updated our Fedora CoreOS to 33.20210117.3.2. I notice during the upgrade my slex commands fail on the new version. I'm connecting from a Centos7 server.
slex --host <my host> -u <my user> hostname fails with the following:
<my host>:22: ERROR none of the provided authentication methods can establish SSH session successfully
Slex returns the hostname on the previous version of FCOS. I've tried FQDN, short name and IP address for the host.
SSH commands work fine as well (e.g.
ssh <my user>@<my host> hostname)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: