David Pick wrote:
> If you're not using RSA keys you don't *need*
> "ssh-agent" (and "ssh-add") at all; if you are using RSA keys you can type
> the passphrase to unlock the "identity" file each time you use it: the agent
> is only to avoid having to do this multiple times.
>
> The TTSSH documentation does note that "ssh-keygen" is missing and tells you
> where to put an "identity" file you have generated elsewhere.
>
I have not had any luck with RSA authentication with TTSSH. I have tried using a
private key generated on a Unix system but authentication always fails when I enter the
Passphrase. I copied the private key from my Unix system to my Win95 system using ftp
and binary file transfer. The key and passphrase work just fine from the Unix host.
Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?
David Reid
> --
> David Pick
