[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> The problem is that if I try to use libssh2_file_read_publickey
>>> -function with a publickey converted to SECSH format it
>>> failes "Invalid key data, not base64 encoded". As a result I can
>>> use only OpenSSH formatted keys and that is unacceptable from the
>>>
>> Now it simply expects the key body to start from the
>> second line of the key file failing miserably to
Correction, from the first line of course.
br,
/jUSSi
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>> The problem is that if I try to use libssh2_file_read_publickey
>> -function with a publickey converted to SECSH format it
>> failes "Invalid key data, not base64 encoded". As a result I can
>> use only OpenSSH formatted keys and that is unacceptable from the
>> Tectia server point of view.
