HOEFFNER at dcmir.med.umn.edu wrote: > Gabe > > Yup. ps -ef shows it's actually running, and restarting it didn't help. About > the only thing I didn't try was a reboot, but I can't imagine what difference > that would make -- afterall, it ain't winders! When you try to connect to the ssh server from the ssh client, does it prompt you for a password or does it just give you the "Permission Denied" message. If you're trying to use password authentication, check the /etc/ssh_config (client) and the /etc/sshd_config (server) and make sure that password authentication is set to "yes". If you change the sshd_config file, you'll have to kill -HUP <pid> the sshd process before any changes will take place. Anybody else have some suggestions for him. Jon