On Wed, 14 Dec 2022, Robert Citek wrote:
Something sounds suspicious or pieces to the puzzle are missing. Changing the passphrase on a private key shouldn't change anything on the public key side. Could it be that someone slipped a different public key in your authorized_keys file?
Robert, No. I used `ssh-keygen -p -f ~/.ssh/id_ed.....` and assumed it generated the pair of private and public keys. I tried logging in my web host account using the new password and it was rejected a member of the community suggested that I check the public key fingerprint (which I actually don't know how to do), so I added the new public key generated by ssh-keygen and then I was able to log in. Thanks, Rich
