RE: OpenSSH_3.4p1 and OpenSSH_2.5.2p2

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Baharlouie, Masoud [mailto:mbaharlo@Mobility.com]
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>
> I have successfully used my

Just a thought. The 'public keys' needed by the commercial versions are stored
in a different format: see ssh-keygen(1) the -e option. When you generate public
keys for use with OpenSSH severs, you don't need the -e.

	+ private key (openSSH format)
	+ public key  (openSSH format)
	+ public key  (SecSH format)

So the public key (file) you use on commercial system CANNOT be the same one you use on the OpenSSH server.

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Graeme
 


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