Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Volker Reichelt]

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Hello everbody,

here's my new stronger public key for the reichelt@gcc.gnu.org account.
Please notify me, if you got the key, because the first mail attempt
was returned to me as spam :-(

Regards,
Volker

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ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDB+HltPV617yhs3di+6/UaDyexMO4F72RP8VmTKAljJqBGAizf3IcMIna9UTUV8qpCTD98SqgqcCTtxi2Gg+p5ch/qlZmbnjz0nMZkyEYALLQukRcgT5mLCRlOG2C+5T2xLguG6wQsdlQdSbrUBLOv5kNUsuRv5sTKcVSlgE1hxo83fnx5TzklGkSkg2slQv+5+GLz+9BuRKNu6eQoBzrshTME3aPr8hy6VNjPFzP+h0briQpeyu79XNQ1+a5ixBFpFR2xr2lQu0d9qyVNVj2n2OsuZLREAGOtS4kT0EkSRhYKI8jmAmF2fIvKInvrHCu0NwenduZhbEkQMdmp8xnh reichelt@gcc.gnu.org

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Simon Martin]

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Hi,

After many years of inactivity, I’d like to get back to GCC 
development and therefore finally act on the email below.

Can you please replace the current (weak) key you have for me / 
simartin@gcc.gnu.org by the attached RSA one?

Thanks a lot!

Simon

On 12 Jan 2016, at 23:09, root@sourceware.org wrote:

> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
> Here is your analysis.
>
> FILENAME /home/simartin/.ssh/authorized_keys
> FILEDATE 2006-12-15
> RASH restricted shell, see 
> https://www.sourceware.org/sourceware/accountinfo.html
> DSA 1024: weak dsa key
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to <overseers@sourceware.org>.

>
> Happy hacking!

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ssh-rsa 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 simon@lyton.local

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Mark Wielaard]

Hi Simon,

On Sat, Mar 23, 2024 at 03:32:37PM +0000, Simon Martin via Overseers wrote:
> After many years of inactivity, I’d like to get back to GCC 
> development and therefore finally act on the email below.

Wow, nice archive. And welcome back! That email was certainly a long
time ago. I see your commit access was originally acked by Mark
Mitchell. And you were using a users.sourceforge.net account back
then. Does that still work?

> Can you please replace the current (weak) key you have for me / 
> simartin@gcc.gnu.org by the attached RSA one?

Note that we use a private list admin-requests@sourceware.org instead
of this public mailinglist for account issues these days.

And since Mark Mitchell isn't around anymore, could you get one of the
gcc maintainers to ack your return?
See https://gcc.gnu.org/gitwrite.html#authenticated

Thanks,

Mark

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Ed Smith-Rowland]

On 1/12/16 5:09 PM, root@sourceware.org wrote:
> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
> Here is your analysis.
>
> FILENAME /home/emsr/.ssh/authorized_keys
> FILEDATE 2012-02-22
> RASH restricted shell, see https://www.sourceware.org/sourceware/accountinfo.html
> DSA 1024: weak dsa key
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to <overseers@sourceware.org>.
>
> Happy hacking!

Here is a new RSA password file generated as recommended.

Ed Smith-Rowland

ssh-rsa 
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 
ed@bad-horse

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Zack Weinberg]

On Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 5:09 PM,  <root@sourceware.org> wrote:
> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
> Here is your analysis.
> : unknown type key
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to <overseers@sourceware.org>.

I do not need ssh access to sourceware/gcc at this time, and any ssh
keys you have for me are at least ten years old and should be deleted.

zw

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Tom Tromey]

Could someone please replace my public key with the appended?

thanks,
Tom

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCkotir4PD40THXAUJvpksaU4hMNbjwD+rhEIX06OgRebdsAddKai53geD+zbBOql1H2zHJ+bQU2XD6fmD2ibO+lAdJFDGU9qtvXeQmcn59Yu16xCZSYb4xx+pQ2W4CgGjbZzZIQcKkqkvKfr5bZjJRfY9MjQcYysu0wWpgGU1/1QOBhLOWZI02QL0rU88bDHTJtiy6Sw7MgEHueKtWsGz7XEJl0XF+cCScIgFGqjMYKDeGB3NJHTmPWqcQmhh5u6xcTeJk0AS4OLiMfgPEhMQK4tgUBL0prm+rmXyOssnNJrQWiK3LmFsYRgsj/ceGdzp1MdctnvBrRbr6lmz70jM1 tromey@pokyo

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi -

> Could someone please replace my public key with the appended?

Done.

- FChE

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Chris Metcalf]

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Here is a new key following your directions (attached).  Thanks!

On 01/12/2016 05:09 PM, root@sourceware.org wrote:
> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
> Here is your analysis.
>
> FILENAME /home/cmetcalf/.ssh/authorized_keys
> FILEDATE 2011-11-20
> RASH restricted shell, see https://www.sourceware.org/sourceware/accountinfo.html
> RSA 1024: weak rsa key
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to <overseers@sourceware.org>.
>
> Happy hacking!

-- 
Chris Metcalf, EZChip Semiconductor
http://www.ezchip.com


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ssh-rsa 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 cmetcalf@ezchip.com

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Chris Metcalf]

On 1/26/2016 11:23 AM, Frank Ch. Eigler wrote:
> Hi -
>
>> Here is a new key following your directions (attached).  Thanks!
> Updated.
>
> - FChE

I tried to do a git push to glibc just now, and it failed with a "Permission denied (publickey)" error.

It's entirely possibly I'm doing something stupid, but I haven't tried to push to glibc since about a week prior to this email, so I'm guessing this public key upgrade is my problem.  I have the matching id_rsa_ezchip private key in my ~/.ssh directory and just confirmed that if I have only the id_rsa_ezchip.pub file that I emailed to you in January in my authorized_keys, that I can ssh locally without a problem.

Any help you can give would be appreciated.

Thanks!

-- 
Chris Metcalf, Mellanox Technologies
http://www.mellanox.com

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Christopher Faylor]

On Tue, Jul 05, 2016 at 05:19:35PM -0400, Chris Metcalf wrote:
>On 1/26/2016 11:23 AM, Frank Ch. Eigler wrote:
>> Hi -
>>
>>> Here is a new key following your directions (attached).  Thanks!
>> Updated.
>>
>> - FChE
>
>I tried to do a git push to glibc just now, and it failed with a "Permission denied (publickey)" error.
>
>It's entirely possibly I'm doing something stupid, but I haven't tried to push to glibc since about a week prior to this email, so I'm guessing this public key upgrade is my problem.  I have the matching id_rsa_ezchip private key in my ~/.ssh directory and just confirmed that if I have only the id_rsa_ezchip.pub file that I emailed to you in January in my authorized_keys, that I can ssh locally without a problem.
>
>Any help you can give would be appreciated.

If I'm interpreting the logs correctly, it seems like you're actually logging in:

Jul  5 21:27:55 sourceware sshd[59091]: Accepted publickey for cmetcalf from 12.216.194.146 port 11278 ssh2
Jul  5 21:27:55 sourceware sshd[59091]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user cmetcalf by (uid=0)
Jul  5 21:27:55 sourceware sshd[59091]: User child is on pid 59095
Jul  5 21:28:06 sourceware sshd[59998]: Accepted publickey for cmetcalf from 12.216.194.146 port 11335 ssh2

Do you possibly have a large number of private/public keys?  I wonder if
somehow ssh is giving up after trying a bunch of keys.

You can verify connection via the command:

ssh -v cmetcalf@sourcewar.org alive

That should report "uname -a" and "uptime" for sourceware.org.

cgf

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Christopher Faylor]

fche tells me that you apparently had a private email conversation
about this so, nevermind.

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Chris Metcalf]

On 7/5/2016 5:49 PM, Christopher Faylor wrote:
> fche tells me that you apparently had a private email conversation
> about this so, nevermind.

Yes, he reached out within minutes of my initial email :-)

Thanks also to you for jumping in to help me out!

-- 
Chris Metcalf, Mellanox Technologies
http://www.mellanox.com

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Alfred M. Szmidt]

   Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
   known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
   your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
   Here is your analysis.

Here is a new key, could someone update /home/amszmidt/.ssh/authorized_keys ?

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAAEOyN9vwAAAQEAoM8eyzmC7nS4msuEcxwwwZ9HdJGMEiPOCkdqUlIsad8PN2UyB0JJojR3XQsB1QpL3C9boCiiCHQbTExw+aHsi8UpVcY+yi9wDQhNWDJAWDgBPKA4ii5OjTXcoZrDjLtBU+07h8ZY1E10S6T4ZEfxhmUL+PXngR7kHIH6RqTgkbvUtMNl0tXDLSm1CkmV/6xEWspT/lRiI0T1OqEfnIATfP7b708NC2mCLFmp39lrqintNa4ch9ej1OgHUTBNIzxd8XOb5LbkeLjl6H+7PBGbQrsecho4HqgJAqjdSb0yo7NJjclUvsCJ6INVe2CEMVy/Itsd8i6a325dI3VEKzG26Q==

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Ian Lance Taylor]

ams@gnu.org (Alfred M. Szmidt) writes:

>    Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
>    known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
>    your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
>    Here is your analysis.
>
> Here is a new key, could someone update /home/amszmidt/.ssh/authorized_keys ?

Done.

Ian

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Alfred M. Szmidt]

   >    Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the
   >    server known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are
   >    scanning your installed ssh public keys for continued
   >    compatibility.  Here is your analysis.
   >
   > Here is a new key, could someone update
   > /home/amszmidt/.ssh/authorized_keys ?

   Done.

Thanks!

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Joern Wolfgang Rennecke]

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On 12/01/16 22:09, root@sourceware.org wrote:
>   
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to <overseers@sourceware.org>.
>
  Please find attached by new id_rsa.pub file.

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Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Ricard Wanderlof]

Hi,

A while ago I updated my public key, so I'd like to get it updated at 
sourceware.org also:

ssh-rsa 
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCp+vswJSnLHcx1bzam9HR6RFokkckMvAcByE4upGQkt6C+QnI9a2YW6/KaA/T3ScXq6fdmFMvDobWYwaCkIJ8XK11twYhu1Rtx8HSxAMyHL+amf9b+D1zHNY/d86+bmoo8rmle05JpdSFRxoK/BOv5/E2BjP0PCe06kQ4CPfGfIR8MLr/XTgZZEGwZg3jgFE2Koaeso52AAPLPlGdRisD02yvG1GMsqkJZTHWwQnYps8insk1ltmyFpw70PCio53R43vFA5WFVAJYBFFRw7VEQj4BTL1Bmco+JOQSK5sBd5f3a+nb2wjX/vbH233r7rVJdhF6bo610kJg9SDRGfUT/ 
ricardw@lnxricardw1

/Ricard
-- 
Ricard Wolf Wanderlöf                           ricardw(at)axis.com
Axis Communications AB, Lund, Sweden            www.axis.com
Phone +46 46 272 2016                           Fax +46 46 13 61 30

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi -

> A while ago I updated my public key, so I'd like to get it updated at 
> sourceware.org also:

updated.

- FChE

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Brian Gough]

You can remove the account below, it is no longer in use. Thank you.

On 12/01/16 22:09, root@sourceware.org wrote:
> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
> Here is your analysis.
>
> FILENAME /home/bjg/.ssh/authorized_keys
> FILEDATE 2008-05-21
> SHELL you have shell access
> RSA 1024: weak rsa key
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to<overseers@sourceware.org>.
>
> Happy hacking!

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Christopher Faylor]

On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 10:31:37AM +0000, Brian Gough wrote:
>On 12/01/16 22:09, root@sourceware.org wrote:
>> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
>> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
>> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
>> Here is your analysis.
>>
>> FILENAME /home/bjg/.ssh/authorized_keys
>> FILEDATE 2008-05-21
>> SHELL you have shell access
>> RSA 1024: weak rsa key
>>
>> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
>> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
>> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to<overseers@sourceware.org>.
>>
>> Happy hacking!
>
>You can remove the account below, it is no longer in use. Thank you.

Thanks for letting us know.

Account removed.

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Andrew Stubbs]

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Please add the attached new key to my account, "ams".

Thank you very much

Andrew Stubbs


On 12/01/16 22:09, root@sourceware.org wrote:
> Due to recent user reports of difficulty logging onto the server
> known as sourceware.org / gcc.gnu.org / etc., we are scanning
> your installed ssh public keys for continued compatibility.
> Here is your analysis.
>
> FILENAME /home/ams/.ssh/authorized_keys
> FILEDATE 2005-11-06
> RASH restricted shell, see https://www.sourceware.org/sourceware/accountinfo.html
> RSA 1024: weak rsa key
>
> You have no strong keys.  If you still need access to sourceware/gcc,
> consider generating new key-pair with   % ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
> and if necessary, sending the .pub part to <overseers@sourceware.org>.
>
> Happy hacking!
>


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Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Ian Lance Taylor]

Andrew Stubbs <ams@codesourcery.com> writes:

> Please add the attached new key to my account, "ams".

Installed.

Ian

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Tobias Burnus]

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Attached is the new SSH key for 'burnus'.

Cheers,

Tobias

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Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Ian Lance Taylor]

Tobias Burnus <burnus@net-b.de> writes:

> Attached is the new SSH key for 'burnus'.

Installed.

Ian

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Vladimir Makarov]

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The new public key is in the attachment.

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Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Ian Lance Taylor]

Vladimir Makarov <vmakarov@redhat.com> writes:

> The new public key is in the attachment.

Installed.  But actually I think you could have installed it yourself.

Ian

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Vladimir Makarov]

On 01/12/2016 08:33 PM, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
> Vladimir Makarov <vmakarov@redhat.com> writes:
>
>> The new public key is in the attachment.
> Installed.  But actually I think you could have installed it yourself.
>
>
Thanks, Ian.  And sorry for bothering you.  I tried to install it by 
using rsync or scp but it did not work.  May be there is another way I 
don't know.

Re: sourceware/gcc ssh public key analysis

[Gerald Pfeifer]

On Tue, 12 Jan 2016, Vladimir Makarov wrote:
> On 01/12/2016 08:33 PM, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
>> Installed.  But actually I think you could have installed it yourself.
> Thanks, Ian.  And sorry for bothering you.  I tried to install it by using
> rsync or scp but it did not work.  May be there is another way I don't know.

https://gcc.gnu.org/svnwrite.html#account tries to cover it.

If you have a recomendation on where/how to link there more
prominently, I'll happily have a look making such a change.

Gerald