If you're running Ubuntu on Windows Subsystem for Linux, there will not be a preinstalled public key or authorized keys list, so you'll need to generate your own.
If you don't already have openssh-server installed:
sudo apt-get upgradesudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install openssh-serversudo service ssh start
Then take the following steps to enable sshing to localhost:
cd ~/.sshssh-keygento generate a public/private rsa key pair; use the default optionscat id_rsa.pub >> authorized_keysto append the key to the authorized_keys filechmod 640 authorized_keysto set restricted permissionssudo service ssh restartto pickup recent changesssh localhost
- Permission localhost publickey denied WSLpermission localhost publickey denied permission publickey coding denied permission publickey denied permission publickey denied github localhost password access denied permission npm publickey install permission repository publickey错误 密钥permission publickey变态 permission connect denied docker localhost ubuntu access denied