I am getting this error when trying to add a sftp backup destination:
Host xx.xx.xx.xx not found in /root/.ssh/known_hosts
Wrong Password!
I do see the ssh key under the file /root/.ssh/known_hosts
I can ssh to the destination server with the sftp user/password.
I have also tried cleaning the known_hosts file content. IP of the both servers are added to csf of both servers.
Both servers are running cyberpanel on centos 7
Virtualization Type: KVM VPS
System: Centos 7.9
OLS or Enterprise?
OLS
Installing from official server or mirror server?
official
Hello. I have the same problem. i can access server from ssh. i also have access without password by using ssh-copy-id.
but “wrong password” message will show when i trying to add remote destination
I have the same issue. After testing a lot I figured out the problem, but unfortunally have no solution.
If you add a new backup destination and choose SFTP you can enter
Name
IP Address
Username
Password
Port
Path
Unfortunally every try I did ends with “wrong password”. After study logfiles on Server and destination I figured out, that the given username is completely ignored!
Backup trys ever with username “root” and ignores the entered username.
This is a big bug! Most professional backup destinations are only usable with a username. You never ever get the “root” account.
I have the same issue adding a sftp backup destination ignores the username and only submits root as the username. Would you also add the ability to use a non root user for the sftp incremental backup destinations. Hacking around this is a bit of a mission and should be easy to fix.
