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I just get "Permission denied (publickey)". The README says to just run ssh-keygen, but I already have an RSA key. Does this server only support ed25519 or some
by makeworld 5y ago
I just get "Permission denied (publickey)". The README says to just run ssh-keygen, but I already have an RSA key. Does this server only support ed25519 or something?
- colbyhub 5y agoUsing the following helped me join: ssh devzat.hackclub.com -p 443 ... to get around my firewall!
- kerblang 5y agoI think you are correct. Was able to get in by first doing `ssh-keygen -t ed25519` to create new private/public keys (be careful not to overwrite ssh keys that you are already using for other things!). RSA support is being phased out in various places.
- ThePinion 5y agoJust confirming that I had to do this first and it started working. It was originally giving me the Permission Denied (publickey) error.
- hinkley 5y agoThis is your week to learn about .ssh/config files.
- quackduck 5y agothis is mostly a certain crypto lib's fault (maybe stdlib, let me check)
- thefreeman 5y agoit's a known gossh issue I believe
- quackduck 5y agoThat's the one
- hinkley 5y agoUgh. That’s not specific to one language either. Changing CA certs or enabling OCSP is often a case of configuring the same thing in several places or multiple libraries. Identity certs doubly so. If memory serves I spent more time on that than the rest combined.