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If you prefer to use RSA keys/pair authentication, you can put your binary rsa key file id_rsa (generated by the dropbear tool called dropbearkey for example), in the ssh directory of PSPSSH. Then you have to add the public ascii key in the authorized_keys file on the server side (please have a look to the dropbear, or any ssh clients for details). | If you prefer to use RSA keys/pair authentication, you can put your binary rsa key file id_rsa (generated by the dropbear tool called dropbearkey for example), in the ssh directory of PSPSSH. Then you have to add the public ascii key in the authorized_keys file on the server side (please have a look to the dropbear, or any ssh clients for details). | ||
Enter the host, user and password (password will not be used but | * Enter the host, user and password (password will not be used but cannot be empty). Enable the option Local id_rsa key, you will then able to connect to host using your id_rsa key file. | ||
* If you have already an openssh id_rsa file, you need to do a convertion to use it with PSPSSH using dropbearconvert tool (available on the Dropbear web site). | |||
* The id_rsa file should be then stored in the ssh directory of pspssh and called id_rsa (without any extention). | |||
If you have already an openssh id_rsa file, you need to do a convertion to use it with PSPSSH using dropbearconvert tool (available on the Dropbear web site). The id_rsa file should be then stored in the ssh directory of pspssh and called id_rsa (without any extention). | |||
'''Connect to the server:''' | '''Connect to the server:''' | ||
