On Tue, Nov 10, 2020 at 04:40:46AM -, Kevin White wrote:
> OK, the problem isn't with the key, it is with Putty.
Ah, good to know!
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Don't know if you're aware or not (I wasn't for a long time) but Windows 10
has a CLI ssh client that runs in a CMD shell and works pretty much like
the Linux client.
It doesn't need PPK keys either from memory.
On Tue, 10 Nov 2020 at 15:40, Kevin White wrote:
> OK, the problem isn't with the
OK, the problem isn't with the key, it is with Putty.
I use both Windows and Linux to connect to instances. It is just the way I've
evolved to work over many years.
When I connect to the instance using a modern Linux (CentOS 7) using my
existing key, the connection works (sshd logs on the f33
Thank you for trying. That's good to know. I must be having some other
problem. I will reply when I figure it out.
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I just tested the F33 AMI in Sydney region - was able to log in OK using an
existing SSH key (Amazon pem).
Fedora-Cloud-Base-33-1.2.x86_64-hvm-ap-southeast-2-gp2-0
ami-06e080dd692099361
On Tue, 10 Nov 2020 at 11:38, Kevin White wrote:
> I understand that weak algorithms have been removed. I
I understand that weak algorithms have been removed. I don't think the problem
is the host key. The problem is the user key.
In a vanilla F33 instance in EC2, you have no way to connect to it. The EC2
creation process uses cloud-init (I think) to inject a user key into the
default user's
On 11/9/20 3:40 PM, Kevin White wrote:
> AWS's EC2 launch process can inject an SSH key into an image, however, it can
> only inject RSA keys. It won't accept anything else.
>
> Fedora 33 doesn't allow RSA keys for SSH.
>
> Thus, when I launch an F33 image in EC2 (using the Cloud images,
AWS's EC2 launch process can inject an SSH key into an image, however, it can
only inject RSA keys. It won't accept anything else.
Fedora 33 doesn't allow RSA keys for SSH.
Thus, when I launch an F33 image in EC2 (using the Cloud images, specifically:
