On Tue, Aug 31, 2021 at 10:52 AM Fábián Ádám <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi > > I generated a key that seemingly works with „ssh-keygen -m PEM -t rsa -b > 4096” > > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Client is using protocol version > "VERSION_1_3_0" > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Attempting private key import > (WITHOUT passphrase) > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Initial import failed: bad decrypt > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Re-attempting private key import > (WITH passphrase) > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Auth key successfully imported. > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Successfully connected to host > 192.168.1.122, port 22 > > > > But now i got this. > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: No known host keys provided, host > identity will not be verified. > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Supported authentication methods: > publickey,password,keyboard-interactive > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: Public key authentication failed: > Username/PublicKey combination invalid > > Aug 31 14:35:48 ramoth guacd[11266]: User > "@d64061c4-5fdb-40ee-8b6b-21febd65e9f6" disconnected (0 users remain) > > This indicates that the server doesn't recognize the key-pair, and is rejecting authentication, for some reason or another. I've not tried key-based authentication with Windows, so I'm not sure if that works, or how well. Are you able to successfully authenticate using a normal SSH client from Linux with that keypair? -Nick
