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In my specific case, under alpine:3.9/BusyBox, it seems a more valid solution and workaround for me to add root to my ' mysticbbs' group, and drop root privileges as needed, rather than make /etc/shadow accessible to a user other than root (by e.g adding the 'mysticbbs', or a dedicated system user, to 'shadow' group(?).I'm not even going to test that. My problems seems indeed to arise at shadow passwords when running dropbear as non-root user.
DROPBEAR SSH GITHUB PASSWORD
Password for mysticbbs user is set during docker build with: passwd mysticbbs -d '' -uĪs pointed to by in comment, and the note at : Keys are generated during the docker build with the following: export RSA_KEYFILE=/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_keyĮxport DSS_KEYFILE=/etc/dropbear/dropbear_dss_host_keyĮxport ECDSA_KEYFILE=/etc/dropbear/dropbear_ecdsa_host_keyĬhown -R mysticbbs:mysticbbs /etc/dropbear
DROPBEAR SSH GITHUB APK
The same problem occurs whether or not i use the dropbear from alpine's apk repo (v2018.76-r2), or build it from source (both v2018.76 and v2017.75 tested).The /etc/dropbear folder (and the keys) is chowned to 'mysticbbs:mysticbbs' and chmod to 700.Trying to ssh with dbclient from inside the container, with same user dropbear is running under, and running dropbear without using supervisord, makes no difference.I've tried setting a different/more complex password.and dropbear logs the attempt with Bad password attempt for 'mysticbbs' from 172.17.0.1:35152. But whether or not i type it in, or paste it in, 100% correctly.I still get Permission denied, please try again.
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('-o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null', to prevent storing lots of different keys generated during testing/building of the dockerfile)ĮCDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:0WadKddpa**Īre you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? using-git-with-the-dropbear-ssh-client It got me pretty far, I created my key, copied the public key up to github and had the illusion of getting somewhere. Ssh -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null localhost -l mysticbbs -p 2222 Github used > libssh which had the same issue, fixed in libssh 0.7. However, when i try to ssh into the container from the host computer, with: I use AirOS v5.5.11 (Dropbear SSH client v2013.58) and Mikrotiks > RouterOS. No errors are coming up when dropbear runs. For some reason, a running dropbear sshd i've got going in a Docker container is telling me Bad password attempt, even though i've doublechecked multiple times that both username and password is 100% correct.ĭropbear is being started by supervisord with the following command:īy a user and group 'mysticbbs'.