ssh: Could not resolve hostname about tmate HOT 10 CLOSED

testserver.a7:4a:3f:d5:58:a6:52:92:73:9e:a2:5e:94:b7:07:24 definitely doesn't look like a valid hostname.

Use your server's hostname of IP instead.

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I replaced testserver.a7:4a:3f:d5:58:a6:52:92:73:9e:a2:5e:94:b7:07:24 with server's IP:

$ ssh [email protected]
[email protected]'s password:

It asks me PKGCiu1OZiDy4IQgchwJ6qinK's password. Should I assign a hostname to server?

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You might be hitting the real SSH server of your server, you need a -p<port of your tmate server>

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Yes, I'm hitting the real SSH of my server. I'll try it next week.

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When I try this: $ ssh -p 9000 [email protected], it shows:

  Dear guest,

  The provided session token is invalid, or has expired.
  Feel free to reach out if you are having issues.

  Thanks,
  Nico

Connection to 10.2.10.40 closed by remote host.
Connection to 10.2.10.40 closed.

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I can't help you with that, as it works on tmate.io.
Self hosting is for advanced users.

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I have the same problem:

The provided session token is invalid, or has expired.

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I can't reproduce that bug with what you are telling me

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If it's any help, I compile on a CentOS 6.4. It was also necessary to download an extra file called http://git.libssh.org/projects/libssh.git/tree/src/curve25519.c to compile properly.

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I forgot to commit some libssh files, this is now fixed :)

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