I confirm this problem with 2 other computers. It seems to be link to Unity or Gnome keyring and ssh-agent.
It does not happen with a KDE desktop. If you press ctrl+alt+F1 and test your ssh connexion, it should work due to environment variables where echo $SSL_AUTH_SOCK return an empty value.
Into your session Unity/Gnome, you can bypass this problem by adding this line into your /home/<user>/.bashrc file :
export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=0
reload your bash environment with this command :
$ source /home/<user>/.bashrc
Hi,
I confirm this problem with 2 other computers. It seems to be link to Unity or Gnome keyring and ssh-agent.
It does not happen with a KDE desktop. If you press ctrl+alt+F1 and test your ssh connexion, it should work due to environment variables where echo $SSL_AUTH_SOCK return an empty value.
Into your session Unity/Gnome, you can bypass this problem by adding this line into your /home/< user>/. bashrc file : user>/. bashrc
export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=0
reload your bash environment with this command :
$ source /home/<
It works for me.