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HP NonStop SSH 544701-014

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HP NonStop SSH Reference Manual Troubleshooting 307
Recovery: Reduce the number of identities (private keys) for the user presented by the SSH client. Usually,
this involves adding fewer keys to an SSH agent.
<session id>: public key authentication failed, invalid signature
Cause: The signature presented by the SSH client does not match the public key.
Effect: The authentication is rejected.
Recovery: Check the SSH client that presented the invalid signature.
<session id>: <authentication method> for user <user name> not supported
<authentication method>
Is the authentication method requested by the SSH client
<user name>
Is the name of the remote user.
Cause: The SSH client requested an authentication method that is not supported by SSH2 or has been
disallowed for this user.
Effect: The authentication is rejected.
Recovery: Use a supported authentication method with the SSH client. Check the settings for this user in the
SSH2 user base.
<session id>: channel request for subsystem sftp denied
Cause: SFTP is administratively disallowed for this user.
Effect: The channel request for the SFTP subsystem is rejected.
Recovery: Have the SSH client not use SFTP or grant SFTP access by setting the SFTP-SECURITY attribute
for the user to a value other than NONE.
<session id>: SFTPSERV process initialisation failed, could not chdir or chroot to
user's SFTP-INITIAL-DIRECTORY, error <error number>
<error number>
Is the error number that was raised by the chdir or chroot operation.
Cause: Chdir or chroot failed when setting the user’s SFTP-INITIAL-DIRECTORY. A possible reason is that
the directory does not exist.
Effect: The channel request for the SFTP subsystem is rejected.
Recovery: Check the setting of SFTP-INITIAL-DIRECTORY for the relevant user.
<session id>: could not launch program <program name>, error <error number>, detail
<detail error number>
<program name>
Is the name of the program file that SSH2 tried to start.
<error number>
Is the error number that was raised by the PROCESSCREATE function.

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