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Date: Wed, 21 May 2014 22:31:48 -0400
From: Chloe <starrychloe@oliveyou.net>
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Subject: Fwd: Cannot log in to SSHD, either with public key or password
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I had to use 'mkpasswd -l' to re-generate my passwd file, (and also 
mkgroup), and re-ran ssh-host-config. Actually I tried 'su - Chloe', saw 
an error, tried to edit passwd manually, screwed it up and deleted 
'sshd' user (even though I don't see that user in Windows user 
management), found 'mkpasswd', restarted server, was trying to read 
another home directory, logged out of bash, log back in, re-ran 
ssh-host-config, and then it seemed to work.

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