Routines:PEM_READ_BIO_PRIVATEKEY:ASN1 lib:pem_pkey. Routines:ASN1_CHECK_TLEN:wrong tag:tasn_dec.c:1197:Įrror:tasn_dec.c:374:Type=PKCS8_PRIV_KEY_INFO Once you do, it optionally caches the key and wont prompt you again, unless the key changes. On the first connection it always prompts you to accept the key. FileZilla cannot connect without verifying the servers public host key either. Running openssl rsa -in keyfile.pem on it shows that it's not an RSA key. Read about SSH Key Pairs to learn the difference.
I tried just copying the portions out of the ppk and into a private pem file but it didn't work. How do I extract the keys into a format that works with sftp, openssh?
The following command will convert a PuTTY key to OpenSSH: $ ssh-keygen -i -f sftp_putty.pub > sftp_openssh.I'd like to use the command line sftp client and sshfs and have been given a filezilla ppk file. In PuTTY format the first line will look like this: - BEGIN SSH2 PUBLIC KEY -In OpenSSH format everything is on line 1 and it begins like this: ssh-rsa AAA To check you can open the public key file up in a text editor. The public key file you upload should be in OpenSSH format and not PuTTY format. The OpenSSH Server service was started successfully. If you retrieve the host key remotely yourself, you cannot really trust the key, as you can be under a Man-in-the-middle attack already. \etc\passwd C:\Program Files\OpenSSH\bin>net start opensshd The OpenSSH Server service is starting. 1 Answer Sorted by: 12 The only correct way is to ask the server administrator to provide you the host key. \etc\group C:\Program Files\OpenSSH\bin>mkpasswd -l >. C:\Program Files\OpenSSH\bin>mkgroup -l >. The /.ssh folder is private and unique to each user, so even an admin cannot access it without changing the user's password. Here are my commands which allow me to obtain the host key. The SFTP credentials match the user to whom the SSH key belongs. It's not designed to work through FTP(S) or the web interface for security. The private keys can be regenerated or private keys can be imported via the popup menu shown by selecting the ellipsis (.) on RSA Key, DSA key or ECDSA Key. You are logged in via SFTP on port 22. 
If unable to upload the public key file, ensure. ssh/sftp.ppk WinSCP (Windows) WS_FTP Pro (Windows) Command Line Interface (BSD) $ sftp -i ~/.ssh/sftp Setup
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