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I'll have to check when I get off work. I never have any errors when copying my id so I am not sure why they wouldn't be there but I will check
Same. I've never had it screw up before, but the only thing I can imagine is that something's not right with the keys.
As an aside, I did recently create a new server, and somehow managed to completely ignore the errors in
ssh-copy-id
. Turns out I forgot to use-m
(to create my home directory) inuseradd
when I went to create my personal account. Oops!