Oops, the line should have been:
# ssh-keygen -x > my_dsa.pub
-glen
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I first created the key pair using
#ssh-keygen -t dsa,
(Note, unless you leave the name of the keys id_dsa, you'll have to use
-i to identify the keyname with ssh when you connect) Then I converted
to a SS
I first created the key pair using
#ssh-keygen -t dsa,
(Note, unless you leave the name of the keys id_dsa, you'll have to use
-i to identify the keyname with ssh when you connect) Then I converted
to a SSH2 key with
# ssh-keygen -x |my_dsa.pub
I copied my_dsa.pub to the host computer in my ~/.s
On 2002.03.29 23:06 Glen Snyder wrote:
Thanks for the tips, Colin. I reinstalled open-ssh.I was wondering why
the SSH2 bug reports were so old. My main motivation for installing SSH2
was that I log into a mail server at work that uses the commercial SSH2
version. Anyway, after messing around with
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