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I'm trying to ssh from a Google Cloud Function into a Google Compute VM using the following: How to SSH from Cloud Functions to a GCE Instance When I test the code in the GCF Testing environment, I ...
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When trying to generate a key using: ssh-keygen -t ed25519-sk -C "my instance key" I get the following error: unknown key type ed25519-sk Anyone know how to solve it?
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I have an existing ed25519 keypair generated by openssl stored in files. The key files are in openssl "private" format, e.g. (these are sample keys; no secrets): -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- ...
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I was trying to get a public key in Openssh format from an existing .p12 certificate. I can see little to no documentation on this. I saw this option -i option in ssh-keygen man page. That sounds ...
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I am trying to generate ed25519-sk and ecdsa-sk keys using ssh-keygen on my Windows computer. I have OpenSSH OpenSSH_for_Windows_8.6p1, LibreSSL 3.4.3 installed and Yubikey Firmware version: 5.4.3. ...
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OpenSSH >=8.2 allows the use of FIDO2 authentication and the ssh-keygen command allows the creation of resident keys on FIDO2 tokens (such as a Yubikey). There is also the option of outputting ...
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I am trying to create a new public key via SSH on GitHub. > code > SSH > copy > add new public key The next window is SSH keys / Add new. I type in a title, then copy and paste the ...
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When calling ssh-keygen (in my case for a rsa key without passphrase) the time until the call finishes is different. I'm calling it on an embedded linux (4.14) with OpenSSH 8.8. The default keylen is ...
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My first attempt since ssh-keygen doesn't support dsa with size of 2048 (DSA keys must be 1024 bits), was to generate one with the size of 1024 (with no password): $ ssh-keygen -b 1024 -t dsa id_dsa ...
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I'm following this documentation from C Panel so that I can use Git version control with C Panel but I immediately hit a stumbling block. When I add this line to the C Panel Terminal: ssh-keygen -t ...
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I used to connect to a server via SSH. But after about a year of not connecting to the server, I tried connecting again when I was met with the error message 'Host key verification failed'. How do I ...
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I have created a public key after I have pasted it on GitHub then I have tried to do git clone. But while doing the clone, it is asking for the password: Did i do anything wrong?
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I've read a bunch on how to do using rsa. Now, how can I create multiple ssh keys using EdDSA i.e. id_ed25519 I can't add the same existing key to multiple github accounts I own (key already in use) ...
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When i run ssh-keygen,i have step by step creat a key with a PASSWORD. It tell me my key it's in /var/root/.ssh/id_rsa/"mykey" But when I locate the /var/root/.ssh with sudo or simple ...
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Problem Does the 'user@host' of the id_rsa.pub need to match with the actual machine username - host and then with the username in Gitlab? Example: Gitlab username name: @john.doe Ubuntu Machine ...
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After using several commands from githun site https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent Still my ssh key has been ...
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My company uses ed25519 and nodejs version 10. I see the error, " I deleted the keys from the .ssh( this i was fine since I am starting to build new) and regenerated adding the -m pem option as ...
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I have a remote server (Contabo), and a Host (my Dell computer). I have created a new sudo user laura instead of using root all the time, with: adduser laura usermod -aG sudo laura I have generated ...
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Customer is changing SFTP to different location and written to me. Changing SFTP-server to a more modern service at AWS. Would be to secure the new username with a SSH key pair, as we’re trying to ...
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I am dockerizing a system that uses a pem and key to authenticate with a remote dev server. Unfortunately, it would appear that it is unable to find the file despite it being in the docker image. ...
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I have the following setup: ssh -J username@jump_server username@actual_server I end up typing the same password twice to log in everytime. How do I create an ssh-keygen so that I can log in to ...
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For openstack apparently I need the key-output like ssh-keygen -t ecdsa generates it, but I am not getting similar output when using the ecdsa modul in python. def createECDSAKeyPairLocally(...
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I run this command to generate valid deploy keys for my private repos: ssh-keygen -b 2048 -t rsa -C "mystring" The command prompts me for a path and a password (which I leave empty), and ...
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Is it possible to configure nodes so that one node can ssh into other nodes on CloudLab, which is required for a Flink cluster deployment. I tried generating public/private keys (ssh-keygen -t rsa -P “...
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I am trying to configure a SSH Key-Based Authentication and after i created one, i want to copy the SSH Public Key to my server. When i give the following command on git bash : ssh-copy-id username@...
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