[Wien] password problem cont'd

[Laurence Marks]

Step by step. You almost certainly need to establish ssh without need
for a password first. Do "man ssh" and scroll to the section on
AUTHENTICATION where it tells you what needs to be done. (It is wisest
to do this on your computer so you see the appropriate information,
although this rarely changes.)

2009/10/21 John Rundgren <jru at kth.se>:
> Dear all,
> Thanks for hints. Today's situation:
> user is jru, localhost is "penelope" in lower case letters.
> passwd has only letters and numbers (w2web doesn't like point, slash, ...).
> reboot is done, directory .w2web is emptied.
> w2web installs itself (the same passwd is used for jru and penelope to avoid ambiguity).
>
> w2web runSCF doesn't work, the above passwd is not accepted, see Attachment 1.
>
> run_lapw -p -I -i 30 -cc 0.0001 doesn't work, passwd not accepted, see Attachment 2.
>
> ssh -fNL 2000:w2web_host:7890 user at penelope doesn't work, passwd not accepted.
>
> What does the following diagnosis mean (Attachments)?
> fixerror_lapw lapw1_1
>
> Grateful for help sorting out the situation. WIEN2k worked without passwd earlier.
> Best regards,
> John
>
> John Rundgren
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