{{tag>ssh mount fstab}}

====== ssh troubleshooting ======
===== read: Connection reset by peer =====

Above error happens when trying to mount some disk drive from another server via sshfs. 

Example from fstab:

  root@192.168.99.143:/mnt/touro /mnt/touro fuse.sshfs user,x-systemd.automount,defaults,_netdev,allow_other,identityfile=/root/.ssh/id_ed25519 0 0

Running ''mount -a'' produces above error.

Make sure you accepted the host key or re-accept it if it changes, by ssh-ing first into the target server e.g.

  ssh -i /root/.ssh/id_ed25519 root@192.168.99.143

===== Permission denied (publickey) =====
If you're sure you're using the correct user to connect and the private/public keys match, the issue could be the that the user is locked on the server. In ssh logs you will see:
  User vagrant not allowed because account is locked

''/etc/shadow'' will show an exclamation mark for the user. Quick solution for this is to set the password for the user

  sudo passwd vagrant

====== Tested on ======
  * 

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