/usr/bin/ssh-copy-id: ERROR: No identities found. ssh -v or ssh -vv/vvv does not recognize. Then you don't have the files in the correct or incorrectly named, or the wrong kind of file(Try making a DSA key instead), or incorrect ownership and/or permissions on. or the files themselves. ls -l. You are running ssh -v username@host, yes? not just -v. Originally Posted by Afi_Linux : Here is the result for ssh-copy-id hostname. /usr/bin/ssh-copy-id: ERROR: No identities found. ssh -v or ssh -vv/vvv does not recognize. First of all, make sure you already generate your rsa key by doing this : ssh-keygen. and then do these 2 steps: cd. ssh-copy-id user@target-host. or these 3 steps: ssh-agent $SHELL ssh-add ssh-copy-id user@target-host in case you still need it. I have been check the permissions on the directory ( probably home of user for whom you have generated keys) it has to be 700 and authorized_keys has to be if we are doing it for user xyz. 700 /home/xyz 700 640.
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