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I've installed Ubuntu with ssh server, and after rooting my phone, tried running Ubuntu after launching your tsu script.
It all works fine, except that when I then start ssh server, and log in from remote, commands executed remotely cannot create files. I get a weird message with every file write attempt saying "Required key not available".
Here's an excerpt from the remote client:
$ ssh root@phone
root@localhost:~# date > foo
-bash: foo: Required key not available
root@localhost:~# exit
$
This does not happen when I start up Ubuntu and its ssh server outside of tsu. When running as the normal user, remote logins are able to create and write files just fine.
Any ideas?
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I've installed Ubuntu with ssh server, and after rooting my phone, tried running Ubuntu after launching your tsu script.
It all works fine, except that when I then start ssh server, and log in from remote, commands executed remotely cannot create files. I get a weird message with every file write attempt saying "Required key not available".
Here's an excerpt from the remote client:
This does not happen when I start up Ubuntu and its ssh server outside of tsu. When running as the normal user, remote logins are able to create and write files just fine.
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: