monday 8am and im locked out of a new ec2 instance

@ajensen nah thats not it, linux has nothing to do with it. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets

dumb question but how do i even check the router ?

have u checked your authentication settings? mine were reset after an update... reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets

been there man pro tip: write down what u change, i didnt and had to redo ssh from scratch, bump... still happening with ssh for me lmk how it goes

try turning off teh router first, fixed it for me

dumb questoin but how do i even check the cache ??

oh also page 2 lets gooo. came here to say exactly this

rip

uhh dumb question but how do i even check teh driver

ok update: did what @liv_quiet said and its fine now, which version are you on?

mods can we pin this thread... came here to say exactly this

oof same issue here on my moms pc. driving me crazy. dumb question but how do i even check teh DNS fingers crossed 🤞

oof newer OpenSSH versions disable ssh-rsa signatures using SHA-1 by default... very old clients or libraries (some older CI tools) may only offer that, so teh server refuses. prefer an ed25519 key, or upgrade the client. fingers crossed 🤞

been there man have u checked your instance settigns? mine were reset after an update. ok this thread just saved my weekend

exact same thing happened to my office machine last month. wait does this also apply to ssh?

any update on this?? ?

also lol page 4 lets gooo

@oskar.schmidt works on paper, not in real life idk maybe im wrong lol

lol same thing happened to me +1 same here