putty-0.52 and openssh-3.1.0
Keith Morse
kgmorse
Mon May 17 11:28:55 PDT 2004
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, M.W.Chang wrote:
> it worked, but it's better you generate the private key using
> puttygen.exe, then cut-and-paste the public key on in the textbox into
> authorized_keys2.
>
> Maybe we should update the ssh how-to in sxs.
> btw, someone wrote a ssh key how-to.
>
> "M.W.Chang" wrote:
> >
> > I was right. I scanned comp.security.ssh and found one user saying this:
> >
> > "... You must generate your keys with puttykeygen : Putty doesn't handle
> > private keys generated with openssh or ssh.com. I had the same problem.
> > Now, it works perfectly."
Glad to hear it worked. I was going to suggest the puttykeygen route if
you hadn't got your issue resolved. FWIW, my understanding is that
openssh is going to use authorized_keys instead of authorized_keys2
starting the the version 3.X series.
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