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From: Scott Reber (sreberatltechgroup.com)
Date: Tue Jan 09 2001 - 08:55:02 CST

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    Thank you!
    This is the suggestion that resolved the problem.
    The actual working syntax was:
    ssh-keygen -X -f temp >> authorized_keys2

    Thanks again.

    At 1/9/01 07:39 AM +0100, Udo Erdelhoff wrote:
    >Hi,
    > > I am running 4.2R clean out of the box. I've tried creating
    > > ~<user>/.ssh/authorized_keys2 and copying the clients' public key into it
    > > but to no avail.
    >
    >you'll probably have to convert the public key into the DSA format used
    >by OpenSSH. Rename the file with the public key to temp and run
    >ssh-keygen -X < temp >> authorized_keys2

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