SSH Key Not Working
See original GitHub issueI am on version 1.0.75 on Ubuntu, and whenever I try to connect to my server with my SSH private key, I get the following error:
Connecting to 45.77.239.27
Loading private key from /home/emil/.ssh/id_rsa
SHA256 fingerprint:
246c4c289b674e79ca40586c44faba861e2c3dd9524308b6d1aad0edd25b1187
All configured authentication methods failed
My SSH key is configured in the remote server, why is this coming up? The SSH key is not encrypted.
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The situation can be corrected by exporting the key to Putty Key Generator. Open Putty Key Generator, File - Load Private Key. Then we do Conversions - Export OpenSSH key. Accordingly, then in the connection settings, select our new exported key. This option helped me. Best regards.
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