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Hello, I have recently setup step-ca to issue SSH certificates for SSO (using Auth0 flow). Everything works as expected except for one thing. When a certificate expires and a new one is generated I get an error
on the source running comannd ssh user@server -vvv
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debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent
Bad packet length 1231976033.
debug3: send packet: type 1
ssh_dispatch_run_fatal: Connection to UNKNOWN port 65535: message authentication code incorrect
on target server tcp dump shows nothing interesting, simply closes the connection. If I look at sshd journal (sudo journalctl -u ssh.service) I get:
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Feb 05 11:13:24 server sshd[269575]: error: kex_exchange_identification: banner line contains invalid characters
Feb 05 11:13:24 server sshd[269575]: banner exchange: Connection from 10.0.16.96 port 33770: invalid format
Feb 05 11:14:09 server sshd[269576]: Connection from 10.0.16.96 port 51712 on 10.0.60.0 port 22 rdomain
Banner is turned off in sshd configurations, so I believe something else is causing this issue. Upon trying to SSH again (having taken out the certificate already) everything works as usual.
Any tips on what I should look at next? Been stuck on this the whole day today, not sure how to proceed 🥲
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Hello, I have recently setup step-ca to issue SSH certificates for SSO (using Auth0 flow). Everything works as expected except for one thing. When a certificate expires and a new one is generated I get an error
on the source running comannd
ssh user@server -vvv
on target server tcp dump shows nothing interesting, simply closes the connection. If I look at sshd journal (
sudo journalctl -u ssh.service
) I get:Banner is turned off in sshd configurations, so I believe something else is causing this issue. Upon trying to SSH again (having taken out the certificate already) everything works as usual.
Any tips on what I should look at next? Been stuck on this the whole day today, not sure how to proceed 🥲
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