OK HERE IS THE ANSWER to this problem
RH seems to like the ssh-keygen2 binary better. So what you need to do is
make sure you are using the ssh-keygen binary in /usr/bin
I noticed that when I would do a #man ssh-keygen i kept getting ssh-keygen2
Not sure why this happens. Maybe someone else can
Nathan Wolfe wrote:
> I am running OpenSSH on redhat 8. I have generated a keypair using the
> client from ssh.com (Secure Shell Client). the key has been uploaded
> to the server and I have attempted to convert the key to Open ssh
> using:
>
> # ssh-keygen -X -f .ssh2/dsa2048key.pub >>.ssh/autho
Hate to ask the obvious, but have you tried it without the -f, just using
the filename?
-- Jonathan
- Original Message -
From: "Nathan Wolfe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 6:59 PM
Subject: ssh to Open SSH ssh-keygen que
I am running OpenSSH on redhat 8. I have generated a keypair using the
client from ssh.com (Secure Shell Client). the key has been uploaded to
the server and I have attempted to convert the key to Open ssh using:
# ssh-keygen -X -f .ssh2/dsa2048key.pub >>.ssh/authorized_keys2
and
# ssh-keygen i
