SSL certificate support for FTPS
Will you add SSL cert support? I can't add our certs for connection.
I can add other FTP client, but I dont want use it. WinSCP is best for me 8)
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-clientcert
and -passphrase
.
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winscp> open sftp://marty@10.0.0.2 -clientcert=G:\Keystore\client_key-cert.pub -privatekey=G:\Keystore\client_key Searching for host... Connecting to host... Authenticating... Unable to use key file "G:\Keystore\client_key" (OpenSSH SSH-2 private key) Using username "marty". Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey) Authentication log (see session log for details): Unable to use key file "G:\Keystore\client_key" (OpenSSH SSH-2 private key) Using username "marty". Authentication failed.
-privatekey
).
.ppk
format.
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I'm trying to make an SFTP connection with a server signed client certificate.The client certificates are for TLS/SSL (FTPS, WebDAVS), not for SSH/SFTP.
sftp -i <client_key> marty@10.0.0.2
sftp
client expects the following naming convention in order for the client to pick up the certificate and its complementary private key:
<client_key>
(private key)
<client_key>.pub
(public key)
<client_key>-cert.pub
(CA signed public key)
The combination of certificates and SSH is very powerful. There is no need any more for users to copy their public keys to the server. The Certificate issuer (CA / signer) can make the certificate valid for a limited time period. SSH options can be allowed or disallowed per certificate. It's great.SSL means “Secure Sockets Layer”. Many protocols — like HTTP, SMTP, FTP, and SSH ‘“ were adjusted to include the support of SSL. Basically, it works as a tier in a certain protocol to provide cryptographic and security functions.
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