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Originally Posted by Ruskie_it
Not at all. Keys won't need a passphrase. In fact, Winscp would not even support it, for instance.
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Ah, I had one before which did work for putty, but I got lazy and removed it.
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Originally Posted by Ruskie_it
That means your keys haven't been created correctly.
In particular it probably is your public key the one wrong.
You can't save the public key with the save button, that has an incorrect format. You have to copy the key displayed in the upper panel, and paste it in a file called "authorized_keys" and copy that to the file /mnt/us/usbnet/etc/authorized_keys
You have to enable it in your usbnet configuration. Check usbnet readme_first file for instructions.
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I just copied it into a .txt file, removed the .txt extension, then placed it into authorized_keys. Still get the same problem.