Permission denied (publickey).

(That's my life while learning how to harden security on a server and then locking myself out.)

Hahaha been there a lot of times, I have deleted entire vm because of this and then found out that i used the wrong username :facepalm: most frustrating moment ever

I feel your pain. had the same recently. disallowed passwords and only allowed ssh keys. then I had to reinstall my computer and generate a new private key. lucky for me, my hosting provider had a terminal in the browser that did allow password access through their secured portal. phew!

I thought that said ‘wife’. 😳

At least it's secure now

Now it's so secure that you can't even mess anything up on it. 👍

All you have to do next is 'chmod -x chmod'

@dpmacneil And walk to the horizon

@kanduvisla are you using digital ocean?

@rjcrystal no transip. it's Dutch

@dpmacneil is that even possible?

@kanduvisla yep, it is! Linux doesn't hold your hand. It is possible to revert it fairly easily though.

@dpmacneil Oh, so it's like just yet another nuisance to an intruder. I like it.

hi, this issue is really huge, i have little knowledge and how can i get rid of this issue, this is very scary, i searched all over stackoverflow but nothing worked :(