Hi All, FYI: I did a little debugging and deduced the following (please let me know if any of my deductions are incorrect - I'm rather a novice with public keys):
The PuTTY sftp application only uses SSH2 authentication which rules out using RSA keys. The scp client associated with PuTTY uses SSH1 which allows me to use RSA keys. So, I think I've answered my own question (unless I got something wrong above!). Regards, Brad Van Orden Brad Van Orden wrote: > > Hello All, > > I downloaded, compiled, and installed openSSH vs 2.9p2 on a Solaris 7 > workstation. I am trying to use the sftp application associated with PuTTY > to make a connection using public key certificates instead of passwords. I > wrote to the authors of PuTTY and one responded that if I set up certificate > session with PuTTY, then the sftp client would use this. I can make > PuTTY work with the certificates, but not the sftp application. Has anyone > else been able to make this work? Any suggestions on how to accomplish this? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
