At 19:16 14.01.02, you wrote: >>BTW : If your guys are using the Windows SSH2 client from ssh.com, you will >>have much less pain if you also use the sshd from ssh.com (check the licence >>but as I remember it sshd is free for OS's like FreeBSD, Linux etc..) not >>the openssh sshd. It turns out the two sshd's use different key formats >>which will likely drive you mad. I recall hearing of a key conversion >>utility?? true?? anyone?? > >I recently ran into this same problem using a Putty client and openssh sshd.
With the puttygen utility that came with the latest release of putty 0.52 a few days ago, you have an option to store a public key in the SSH 2 standard format which AFAIK is used by ssh.com. You also get a key for pasting it into an OPenSSH authorized_keys2 file in their format. I didnīt tried it out, cause I have no account at an ssh.com server. Take a look at it. Jens
