Solve ssh public key login pop-up password input prompt

Solve ssh public key login pop-up password input prompt OS: centos 6.x because the disk space is not enough, mount/home to a large hard disk, then found that you cannot use a common account ssh login. New users cannot log on using ssh. The root account is normal. It is preliminarily determined that the permission problem is caused by mounting the/home directory. Debugging procedure: use root account to executechmod 755/home to create a user test, add authorized_keys under. ssh, and add the local public key. Useradd testchmod 700/home/testsu testcdmkdir. the sshchmod 700. sshadd your public key. ssh/authorized_keyschmod 600. ssh/authorized_keys try to log on with the ssh-vvvT test@myserver.com and view/var/log/secure .... jun 18 16:32:05 test sshd [1019]: debug1: trying public key file/home/test /. ssh/authorized_keysJun 18 16:32:05 test sshd [1019]: debug1: restore_uid: 0/0Jun 18 16:32:05 test sshd [1019]: Failed publickey for tes T from xx. xx port 36222 ssh2 okay, login failed... View/var/log/audit. log. Well, it's even more tragic, there is no record... (This problem is not done) view selinux execution getenforce, the status is Enforcingsetenforce 0 try, then ssh-vvvT test@myserver.com, succeeded! It must be related to selinux. Change selinux back first: setenforce 1 maybe home directory is badly labeled, restore/home directory label try restorecon-R-v/home then try ssh-vvvT test@myserver.com, succeeded! Done