right, but given @mithrial post, i guessed i’d have to log on as root to verify the root key…
i’m putting this on hold at this point, but i do thank you folks for solving the first problem
Fair enough. There’s very little opportunity for ssh to work as user but not as root but with explicit “-i” and “username@”; can’t myself think of anything other than above at least – and it’s in any case not so much about systemd any more at this point.
Please understand ssh and users and your network. I’m out of here.
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