Hi Maxim,
> I suspect this is due to changes in OpenSSH *client* that now refuse > older RSA keys for security reasons. This doesn't seem to be. Here's why: I have another machine that I ssh to using an unencrypted RSA key. I am able to connect to the Guix daemon on that machine without any trouble. What's more, the machine with an encrypted key, whose Guix daemon I'm unable to connect to, uses an ECDSA key. > Could you retry with the following option: 'StrictHostKeyChecking no' > applied to the host in your ~/.ssh/config? Adding 'StrictHostKeyChecking no' makes no difference. The unencrypted key still works, and the encrypted doesn't. Cheers! Arun
