Oskar Schmidt

ahh classic for me it was teh DNS, swapped it and boom, fixed... this... so much this

@dev cobalt 2rj thank u this worked!! owe u a beer 🍺

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 🤞

spent my entire lunch break on ssh and im still not done thx in advance!!

make a backup before u touch the driver, learned that the hard way

@leon.dalton84 works on paper, not in real life

hmmm came here to say exactly this. dumb question but how do i even check the fan curve

hmmmm ok ok this thread just saved my weekend. dumb question but how do i even check teh cable

yeahhh honestly just reset the DNS and save yourself the pain

dude finally got it working, thanks everyone. same issue here on my brand new build. following this thread thank u thank u thank u

lol same thing happened to me watch the username. Cloud images use default users like ubuntu, ec2 user, admin or debian 😂 connecting as root or your own name with a key thats only in the default users authorized keys fails with exactly…

been there man pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo linux from scratch :D exact same thing happened to my moms pc last month

yeahhh try turning off the fan curve first, fixed it for me

yeahhh restart teh router and console fully: turn the console off with Power Options Turn Off , not sleep, then turn it back on. good luck man!

everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof idk maybe im wrong lol