Case closed, this was due to a hard-to-recognize typo in the key given to me. Thank you and sorry for bothering.
- F-Multi
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- F-Multi
Re: SessionOptions.SshHostKeyFingerprint does not accept 1024 bit fingerprints.
The full key is:
That is exactly what PuTTY returns me when I try to connect manually.
Thank you for the prompt reply!
ssh-rsa 1024 0d:fa:ed:f3:b4:bO:79:41:1f:25:6b:58:36:19:97:73
That is exactly what PuTTY returns me when I try to connect manually.
Thank you for the prompt reply!
- martin
Re: SessionOptions.SshHostKeyFingerprint does not accept 1024 bit fingerprints.
You misinterpret the regular expression. The
Show us your full fingerprint. It's fingerprint of a public key. It's not a secret.
And the
1024 is not the problem.
Show us your full fingerprint. It's fingerprint of a public key. It's not a secret.
And the
521 is not a typo.
- F-Multi
Sorry, for some reason I was mistaken as “Guest” user. This is my forum acc.
- Guest
SessionOptions.SshHostKeyFingerprint does not accept 1024 bit fingerprints.
Hello All,
I’m trying to connect to a server via SFTP w/ fingerprint and it throws with the reason stated as “SSH Host fingerprint does not match pattern, as you can see on the screenshot attached.
According to what I see in the mentioned pattern, it expects only 256/384/512 bit fingerprints; moreover, there’s a typo there (521 instead of 512).
Thank you for your attention.
I’m trying to connect to a server via SFTP w/ fingerprint and it throws with the reason stated as “SSH Host fingerprint does not match pattern, as you can see on the screenshot attached.
According to what I see in the mentioned pattern, it expects only 256/384/512 bit fingerprints; moreover, there’s a typo there (521 instead of 512).
Thank you for your attention.