This was answered earlier today (by me).
man ssh-keygen on the OpenSSH machine. I believe with version 2.5.1,
it's something like:
ssh-keygen -X -f comm-ssh-id.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2.
If it's not -X, it's -i. I can't remember when they changed from -X to
-i.
But the manpage should help.
-ME
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Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 8:12 PM
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Subject: Commercial SSH keys vs. OpenSSH keys.
To all:
I am trying get a commercial-ssh 2.4.0 to public-key authenticate me
from
an OpenSSH OpenSSH_2.5.1p2 private key. Unfortunatly, the formats are
very different. How can I either derive a new public key from my
OpenSSH
private key that will be compatible w/ the commercial ssh or convert my
OpenSSH poublic key to a format that commercial ssh will work with?
--Eric
