CVS is there

[Stephen Weeks]

> You MUST have an identity.pub.  The machine that is running as the CVS server
> is running Red Hat 6.* with some ssh stuff I installed.  It isn't open-ssh
> since that didn't exist yet, so it only does the ssh-1 protocal and need
> identity.pub.
> In the version of ssh on my machine (stock Red Hat 7.1) when you run
> ssh-keygen it generates identity and identity.pub.  How did you make your
> id_rsa.pub?
> ...
> Looking in the manual, the default for ssh-keygen is rsa1.  Did you run it with
> an argument of
> 	-t rsa
> No, according to the manual this would still have put it in identity.pub.

I made it with "ssh-keygen -t rsa", which according to my man pages, creates an
rsa key for protocol version 2.

     -t type
             Specifies the type of the key to create.  The possible values are
             ``rsa1'' for protocol version 1 and ``rsa'' or ``dsa'' for proto­
             col version 2.  The default is ``rsa1''.

Anyways, I went ahead and generated an identity.pub.  Here it is.

1024 35 124001202823564559343300765908421017025976831345306222783556626735098011759280044954570289894516414175257462537849512914434607242882117773161430274985996881130567235869201877336022119704046449685961655538780747154889770369511302987264761408746465188056895521569439745650887706158507136503073966825140878197281 sweeks@eponym