Thanks Sergio for trying to reproduce this! I'm a bit puzzled, why the bug did not trigger in your case. I'll try to reproduce this in a clean VM as well now. One important thing might be that I tried to login as "root", for which I did not have a Kerberos-Ticket, so a "permission denied" would be expected, unless something like "publickey" is included in PreferredAuthentications.
@Miriam: The SSH-configuration should be irrelevant, because of the options "-f /dev/null" and "-F /dev/null". The Kerberos-config could be part of this. I'll try to reproduce this on a clean machine and post better steps for reproducing afterwards.
Thanks Sergio for trying to reproduce this! I'm a bit puzzled, why the bug did not trigger in your case. I'll try to reproduce this in a clean VM as well now. One important thing might be that I tried to login as "root", for which I did not have a Kerberos-Ticket, so a "permission denied" would be expected, unless something like "publickey" is included in PreferredAuthen tications.
@Miriam: The SSH-configuration should be irrelevant, because of the options "-f /dev/null" and "-F /dev/null". The Kerberos-config could be part of this. I'll try to reproduce this on a clean machine and post better steps for reproducing afterwards.
Thank you all for helping with this!