Valid public key on server: ssh-keygen -l -f authorized_keysĢ048 sha1:fi:ng:er:pr:in:tt rsa-key-20160913 (RSA)įor the rest of the chrooted setup, please check this answer I posted on another question. specialuser sftponly /home/specialuser/.ssh/authorized_keys specialuser sftponly /home/specialuser/.sshĭrw. So the public key is accepted, then Putty (and Filezilla SFTP) drops after it can't find something it is looking for. Sshd_selinux_copy_context: getcon failed with No such file or directory Here's the getcon line for easier reading: The same error appears when trying connection from Putty SFTP or Filezilla (both configured to use the local private key). Sep 12 17:01:18 serverbox sshd: pam_unix(sshd:session): session closed for user specialuser Sep 12 17:01:18 serverbox sshd: Received disconnect from 1.1.1.77: 11: disconnected by user Sep 12 17:00:22 serverbox sshd: sshd_selinux_copy_context: getcon failed with No such file or directory
Sep 12 17:00:22 serverbox sshd: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user specialuser by (uid=0)
Openssh version 6.6.1 is installed on the RHEL7 server.Īfter a failed SFTP connection attempt I checked /var/log/secure on the server and discovered the following: Sep 12 17:00:22 serverbox sshd: Accepted publickey for specialuser from 1.1.1.77 port 58776 ssh2: RSA FINGERPRINT The user account is chrooted at the server. A colleage is attempting to sftp into a RHEL7 server from Windows using an SFTP client and SSH passwordless login.
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