ssh (as different user)

[Dirk Moolman]

Maybe one of you could help me.    I have set up ssh between 2 servers,
so that I can ssh as the root user from the one server to the other
server.  This works fine.


My problem:

I copied root's public rsa key, on the source, to oracle's
authorized_keys file on the target, and now try to "ssh -l oracle", to
the target server, but it prompts me for oracle's.   I also copied
oracle's public rsa key, to oracle's authorized_keys file on the target
server, but it still asks me for a password.
The password I have to specify, is the oracle user's password on the
target server.

Any ideas why I cannot do this without a password ?









Dirk Moolman
Database and Unix Administrator
Agility Technologies (HealthCorp)



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