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When I tried to access my EC2 instance using Putty, I got as error saying "bad service request ssh-connection". What did I do wrong and how can I fix this problem?
Here is what I did.
Created a new instance with new key pair.
PuTTy gen converted pem file into ppk file.
In PuTTy, I set host name ec2-user#Public DNS(IPv4).
Under Connection-SSH-Auth, I browsed for the ppk file I got earlier.
I unchecked Display pre-authentication banner and checked Bypass authentication entirely.
Then hit open
I should be able to access Amazon Linux Terminal but I got error, "bad service request ssh-connection"
EDIT:
I am sorry if this question was off topic. Since AWS, AWS-EC2, and PuTTy were all legit categories, I thought I could ask questions about them.
In step 3, remove ec2-user# and only keep your public DNS.
In step 5, check pre-authentication and uncheck Bypass authentication.
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I'd install and setup openmeetings instance on virualbox machine, it's goes pretty well. But sometimes after reboot when i'm trying to enter site it's redirecting to openmeetings/install page and says me to configure database, admin account etc.one again.
I am using virtualbox(and snapshots maybe it rolls back some parts of a disk somehow?), ubuntu server 16.04 lts.
Any ideas?
H2 creates DB in the current folder,
maybe some sort of clean-up is performed on reboot?
It is not recommended to use H2 in production. I would use any other supported DB :)
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I have going through documentation https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/fluent-bit-for-amazon-eks-on-aws-fargate-is-here/ and implementing it. But looks like it is not working.
I have created IAM policy & attached to Pod execution (cluster default iam role).
created those configmap in aws-obervability namespace.
Still I'm not able to see any log group created in AWS.
Could you please help where I'm missing.
Had similar issue using latest C plugin (cloudwatch_logs) adding either log_stream_prefix or log_stream_name solved it.
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Every time I go to the AWS login, I click Login and get sent to a Verifying it's you page, where I am supposed to enter a code.
The code is emailed to the right address. There is no spam box, I see it all. But it never arrives.
So I click the Resend button, and 20 minutes later a code arrives. Enter it in, and it is always Invalid.
This seems to happen when I change location, so perhaps is linked to a new IP, but I cannot believe Amazon's system works so poorly.
What am I doing wrong?
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When I try to set up SSH keys on Elastic Beanstalk CLI, I got this error instead:
ERROR: SSH is not installed. You must install SSH before continuing.
I don't usually get this error before. Maybe before, the SSH got installed automatically when I install other things, but I somehow missed it now.
I finally can solve it by installing SSH using OpenSSH binary version for Windows from here:
http://www.mls-software.com/opensshd.html
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Could you please advise - I would like to host multiple S3 Amazon buckets under one site in next way:
Access to bucket1 - http://example.com/bucket1(bucket2...) and so on.
What now Amazon allows is access with links like http://s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/bucket1 , but this is not allowed in my case (production server). Note that site DNS is hosted also at Amazon Route53.
Thanks ahead