Were bthe keys ftped to your system in ascii or binary
format.
They weren't transfered with FTP, they were sent via mail. I don't see how
this could have caused trouble, especially since the public key is base64
encoded from the start. Also, as written in the previous mail, for the server
where SSH works I also sent the key via mail.
RE: Help with OpenSSH -> SSH2 Server ... > Well in the past I copied the clients SSH formatted public key up to the ... > server and then ran the conversion on the server. ... > openssh DSA format.... (SSH)
Re: F-Secure client talking to OpenSSH server ... You need to reformat the public key from SECSH format to the OpenSSH format.... print the key in a `SECSH Public Key File Format' to stdout. ... (SSH)
RE: Public key formatting ... I am almost certain that the PublicKey blob is in DER encoded format (like ... the rest of the certificate), not Base64 encoded, so you would still need to ... the public key and save it in a file so that I can send this public key in ... (microsoft.public.platformsdk.security)
Puttygen saved keys and FreeBSD ssh ... when I add these to authorized_keys2 in my .ssh directory in FreeBSD they ... PuTTYgen but that is in a different format - in fact it says at the top of the ... Does anyone know a way to convert a saved text file public key to the format ... me their saved public key files for inclusion on our mail server but I can't ... (comp.security.unix)
