Permissions error when connecting to EC2 via SSH on Mac OSx -


I am new to EC2. I have created my security credentials from this site:

This works very well, I rebooted and now when I try to connect then I get a login / password prompt (which I have never installed). After several attempts, this error Receives:

Permission denied (publishing, GSAPI-cum-Mike)

What am I doing wrong?

Two possibilities that I can think of, though both of them mentioned in the link you mentioned

  1. You are not specifying the correct SSH keypair file or user name in the SSH command you are using to log on to the server:

    Ssh -i [full path keypair file] root @ [ec2 example hostname or ip address]

  2. You have the right app on the keypair file Is not the opinion; Using chmod 600 [keypair file]

to make sure that only you can read or write the file. [Update]: OK, so this is what you <

  debug1: authentication that can continue: publickey, gssapi  -with-mic debug1: Next authentication method: publickey debug1: Trying private key: ec2-keypair debug1: completed the PEM private key: type RSA debug1: authentication succeeded (publisher).  

Are you running the SCH command from the directory that contains the ec2-keypair file? If so, try to specify path-i ./ec2-keypair to fix path problems. Check "Full path to LS-L [ec2-keypair]" and make sure the permissions are displayed as 600 (rw -------) if any works, then give me keypair The content of the file was suspected, so try it again using the steps in your link.


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