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Maybe something with the settings of your SSH client? The server only has an ssh-rsa key in it, so if your client is configured to not accept that, then that mi
by zachlatta 6y ago
Maybe something with the settings of your SSH client? The server only has an ssh-rsa key in it, so if your client is configured to not accept that, then that might be the source of the problem.
Sorry :-/. Wish I had a better idea. Would greatly appreciate any ideas.
- scott31 6y agoUpgrade your ssh server and use better encryption, you should have stopped using RSA about 15 years ago. On a different note, you deservedly will only be receiving mediocre applications since anyone technical enough will pass on after seeing this mess.
- zachlatta 6y agoPRs welcome at https://github.com/hackclub/jobs https://github.com/hackclub/jobs!