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SSH KEYS not accepted

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Hi all,

I am trying to add SSH Keys to an HC1.

The commands I am using are:


  

sudo mkdir ~/.ssh

sudo chmod 700 ~/.ssh

sudo nano ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

 

Then I select all the PUBLIC key from PuTTy Gen and copy/paste it on the file above, close and save the file.

  

sudo chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

sudo chown -R $(whoami):$(whoami) ~/.ssh/

sudo reboot

 

I then try to SSH with PuTTy and SSH keys. Immediately I get an error saying "Server refused our key" and then it asks me for my normal password as a user.

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

 

Edited by Guest 

cd ~
mkdir -p .ssh
cd .ssh && nano authorized_keys

Put a key in there like 

ssh-rsa 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 rsa-key-20200720

 

Selected the private key in putty and worked flawless.

 

Put the private key here as well for you to test. No password.

test.ppk

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